Understanding Memory Management, Part 1: C
Or, in a more compact notation: Starting Address 0 | c | o | m | p | u | t | a | t | i | o | 10 | n | The way to read this is that each cell is a memory location and on the left we have the starting address for each row, so the p is at address 3 (the fourth column in the first row). With this in mind, how do we store the data from this file into memory. The obvious way is something like this, whic
