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Demystifying x86-64 Program Segments: Stack, Heap, and More
Posted inAssembly Language Coding Computer Science

Demystifying x86-64 Program Segments: Stack, Heap, and More

Understand x86-64 program segments like stack, heap, data, and BSS. Learn to avoid segmentation faults and stack overflows in this beginner-friendly coding tutorial.
Posted by mike August 4, 2025
Master GNU Debugger: Debug C++ & Assembly Programs with GDB Like a Pro
Posted inCoding Computer Science Debugging

Master GNU Debugger: Debug C++ & Assembly Programs with GDB Like a Pro

Master GDB to debug C++ & assembly! Learn breakpoints, call stacks, & crash fixes in this fun guide for coders.
Posted by mike June 14, 2025
How Linkers Work: Linking Code, Virtual Memory, and Module Jumps Explained
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How Linkers Work: Linking Code, Virtual Memory, and Module Jumps Explained

Learn how linkers connect code modules, manage virtual memory, and handle jumps in this beginner-friendly guide to programming! #Linker #Coding
Posted by mike June 2, 2025
Master GNU Makefiles: Streamline Coding Builds with C++, C & Assembly
Posted inCoding Computer Science Videos

Master GNU Makefiles: Streamline Coding Builds with C++, C & Assembly

Master GNU Make! Simplify coding with Makefiles, manage C++, C, assembly builds, and cut compile times. Beginner-friendly guide!
Posted by mike May 25, 2025
Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Linux Command Line: Ubuntu Terminal Basics & More
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Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Linux Command Line: Ubuntu Terminal Basics & More

Master Linux command line basics on Ubuntu! Learn terminal commands, file navigation, and more in this fun beginner guide.
Posted by mike May 18, 2025

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