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In C, when you want to access index j of an array A, do you prefer to write A[j] or j[A]?
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>>61732670*(A + j)
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>>61732670
A[j]. Don't try to do cutesy shit just to wave your dick in the wind.
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>>61732670
>A[j]
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>>61732688
pointer arithmetic is a curse
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>>61734779
But how else would you implement a XOR-linked-list?
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>>61734779
A[j] is just syntactic sugar for *(A + j). That's the reason why j[A] works as well, it just resolves to *(j + A)
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>>61732670
Both will do
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