Like most Vim/Neovim users I’ve built up a set of plugins and config files over the years that get the text editor customized for me. If you’re interested in my current setup you can see it in my dotfiles repo. Since most of the time I’m adding a new plugin or setting individually, I can […]
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Zero-based indexing and developer expectations
The array is one of the most common data structures in programming, in simple terms it is an indexed (ordered) collection of elements. They work differently depending on the language you’re writing, for example in C you define the types of all the elements up front, whereas in a dynamic language like JavaScript you can […]