Python Programmers Confronting Pointer Reality

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Python Programmers Confronting Pointer Reality

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Python developers looking at pointers like they've been handed instructions in ancient Sumerian. "Memory address? We don't do that here." Python abstracts away memory management so thoroughly that asking a Python dev about pointers is like asking a fish about bicycle maintenance. They've heard rumors such things exist in the C/C++ wilderness, but they've been living in garbage-collected luxury for too long to remember the details.

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