New words in my vocabulary:
🔸 pointer (pointer to a memory cell; something like a book card in library drawers, which indicates the name of the book and its place on the shelf);
Real life example:
Do not deign to move, here is my pointer!
🔸 hash-function (data conversion algorithm; you send a message there, and at the output you get a hash code, which is always the same for this message);
Real life example:
Bear, open your phone for me, otherwise your hash function won’t let me in.
🔸 syntactic sugar (a way to more conveniently or beautifully write the code of a program that does not change its essence).
Real life example:
— Give me a jar of sunflower oil from the refrigerator.
— Eggs should be fried in butter.
— It’s all syntactic sugar!