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Just wondering really.
Is there a reason why we are apparently capable of creating 2^32 layers, but we can only easily manipulate address 2^8 of them?
I'm not sure why we'd need so many as either can produce, but I'm curious about the thinking behind the decision.
Did I misunderstand something?
I'm relatively new to C++, and if I've misunderstood, I'd appreciate someone setting me straight. Thanks
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Just wondering really.
Is there a reason why we are apparently capable of creating 2^32 layers, but we can only easily manipulate address 2^8 of them?
I'm not sure why we'd need so many as either can produce, but I'm curious about the thinking behind the decision.
Did I misunderstand something?
I'm relatively new to C++, and if I've misunderstood, I'd appreciate someone setting me straight. Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: