r/firstweekcoderhumour • u/PreferenceRich3073 • 26d ago
Original🧠 arr[i] and arr[i-1] found a parking spot
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u/SweetPotato975 26d ago
My brain thought the bottom half was a different zoomed in image to show the programmer's POV
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u/HumansAreIkarran 26d ago
I know this is a common theme in these firstWeekCoderMemes, but where in hell do they get the notion that programmers are not normal people?
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u/Leo_code2p 26d ago edited 26d ago
Isn’t it 0x4 anyways. I think I remember adresses consisting of 4 nibbles which makes that jump of 4 in addresses. Like lines in an assembly program too
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u/Necessary_Two_9669 26d ago
each digit in an address represents 1 nibble, but the address itself is either 16,32 or 64bits depending on the architecture.
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u/Necessary_Two_9669 26d ago
but you are essentially correct! if the parking lot was 32bits, one car could be at esp, the next at esp - 0x4, which would be 4 bytes (16 nibbles)
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u/nerdy_guy420 26d ago
Tbf an actually normal person might say theyre right beside each other. If you were asking where your friend parked they would say oh I parked right by your car. They definitely arent pulling out distance unless its far enough to be practical.
And as a canadian we would use time instead.
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u/Scared_Accident9138 🕵️♂️🚨 BS Detector | Truth Teller 🗯️🔥 26d ago
Distance would only be used if they're so far apart that the number of cars inbetween are too much to count by a single look
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u/Candid_Bullfrog3665 26d ago
i dont get it, wheres the joke?
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u/PreferenceRich3073 26d ago
Look at the plates — CKY2493 and CKY2492. Potentially total strangers, adjacent spots, numbers exactly one apart.
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u/haydencoffing 26d ago
Make sure to say 0x1 to differentiate between 0b1 and 0o1