I noticed that I sort of program in a meta-programming language. When I need to write down the code, I look up how one writes certain features in a particular programming language. Thus it is important to learn of new features that crop up due to new needs that arise

I got to Chapter 4: the many ways of losing your variable... Hahaha. ;_; So you can't ever have two pointers pointing to an address in the heap, but it is OK to have many pointers (read-only) pointing to a pointer (in the stack). Since things die very easily because they

I felt curious so I started reading the book. Currently the most useful programming language is Javascript, because most of the things I need to do are on the Web and it is easiest to use Javascript to interface with the Web. Rust should be more comparable to C++. After