Re:Why do arrays start at 0?
by dahfizz on Wednesday August 24, 2022 @08:14PM
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In this case, b is a pointer that does not point to a valid address. You can't memset(b, 0, 100), or do any of the other regular pointer things with b.
It feels like you're introducing a million edge cases.
It feels like you're introducing a million edge cases.