That’s not how exponential growth works. A ×10 increase in 1.2 years implies a ×1010 increase in 12 years. According to these numbers it should be ×10 in 6 years which roughly aligns with the end of the decade.
That’s not how exponential growth works. A ×10 increase in 1.2 years implies a ×1010 increase in 12 years. According to these numbers it should be ×10 in 6 years which roughly aligns with the end of the decade.
Actually void*
just points to anything, with no regard to the type of that thing. Pointing to the void is more accurately described by NULL
pointer.
Wait, why does it multiply by 4? (apparently addition takes precedence over bitwise operations)