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This is the continuation of the series "Representation of data types in memory". In this part, I will investigate how signed numer...

Normally we don't need to bother how fundamental data types are stored in memory. We just expect it to work. Recently I became curios, s...

A couple of years ago, I was developing a Windows application using Borland's IDE. This is a Rapid Application Development (RAD) tool. I...

One of my favorite patterns, is the Strategy pattern. It is so simple and so useful and can be applied in many contexts. In this post, I a...