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When someone says their "first Hello World" looks like a hexadecimal nightmare spawned from the depths of memory manipulation hell, you know they've gone full cursed C programmer mode. Instead of the innocent printf("Hello World\n");, we're treated to a beautiful mess of struct pointers, ternary operators, and raw memory addresses that would make any compiler cry.
The code is doing some absolutely unhinged bit manipulation with conditions like .a=1&0xff==1? and casting void pointers while somehow calling puts() in the most convoluted way possible. Those hex addresses? Probably hardcoded memory locations or some ASCII encoding shenanigans. This is what happens when you learn C from StackOverflow answers written at 3 AM by someone who thinks "readable code" is for the weak.
Nobody's first Hello World looks like this unless they're either a masochist or they copy-pasted from a code obfuscation contest. 10/10 would segfault again.
