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Ah, the haunting memory of C syntax when you've gone full Python. The meme shows a Python dev who also knows C, staring longingly at a framed photo of those low-level constructs they once mastered. It's like keeping a picture of your ex on your nightstand – painful yet somehow comforting. Sure, Python lets you write a sorting algorithm in 3 lines while sipping tea, but deep down you miss manually incrementing loop counters and segfaulting your way through memory management. That muscle memory for semicolons never truly fades.

Linked lists are basically the networking pros of data structures. Each node is just chilling there like "Yeah, I don't know where the data ends, but I know the next guy who does." And that next node is like "Nah, but I know another guy" and so on until you hit that NULL pointer that's basically saying "end of the line, buddy." It's the perfect representation of how linked lists work - no random access, just a chain of references where each element only has information about its immediate successor. Traversing a linked list is literally just following a trail of breadcrumbs from one shady connection to the next!

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