Top 10 List of Week 04

1. Arrow operator -> in C/C++ with Examples - GeeksforGeeks
   While studying pointers in the C language, you might encounter a new operator that looks like “->.” Find out what it really is and how to use it on this page.

2. function - Pass by reference in C - Stack Overflow
   When I learn to program in C++, I realized that we can change the parameter value passed to a function by using the pass by reference method, and I wonder why I can’t do it in C. This forum thread will tell you why and the alternate route to achieve the same thing.

3. Tutorial – The DOs and DON’Ts of Pointers
   Before you try to code with pointers, you might want to read this. This contains everything you can and cannot do with a pointer.

4. C/C++ Pointers vs Java References - GeeksforGeeks
   After you learn about C pointers, you might see some similarities between C pointers and Java references. This page will actually tell you the difference between them.

5. Difference between C structures and C++ structures
   As a former C++ programmer, it feels a bit weird when I see the struct usage of the C programming language. This page told me everything different between C and C++ structs.

6. Basics of Memory Addresses in C
   Have you ever wonder how data is stored when you run a program written in C? This page will tell you how the data used in a program written in C is stored.

7. architecture - What is the advantage of little endian format? - Software Engineering Stack Exchange
   Ever wonder why data are being stored using little endian format? This forum thread will tell you why!

8. What is the Difference Between Physical and Virtual Memory - Pediaa.Com
   If you still wonder what’s the difference between physical and virtual memory after reading the OSC-10 Chapter 9 slide, this page might give you a better visualization of it.

9. Difference between Paging and Swapping in OS - GeeksforGeeks
   When I first read about memory paging and swapping, I can’t really tell the difference between both of them. This page helped me to understand what memory paging and swapping really is.

10. A Simple Makefile Tutorial
    By this time, you must have been used the command “make” a few times when doing the demos that use the Makefile in the directory. This page will tell you how to make a Makefile.