Comments by "Samurai Josh" (@samuraijosh1595) on "Low Level" channel.

  1.  @LowLevelTV  bro I love you 💋💋💋
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  2. no. if you do this: int* a, b; you get a pointer and a int value. if you do this: int *a, *b; you get two pointers. clearly C is so designed to treat the "*" as the start of the declaration of any pointer variable. youre not declaring an int* pointer, you're int-ifying a pointer or declaring a pointer of type int...would be more accurate to describe whats actually happening there.
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  3. so is it basically polymorphic type like there is in haskell?
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  4.  @Instr is the haskell sieve of erastosthenes youre referring to? primes :: [Int] primes = go [2..] where go (x:xs) = x : go (filter (\a -> a `mod` x /= 0) xs) what's wrong with this??
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  5.  @jboss1073 No lol
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