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jimmy and maskedRaider string array variables point to the same memory location

* in a variable declaration means the variable is a pointer and therefore can be modified

Stack is the memory section where all local variables are stored. Local variables are variables defined in functions.

Heap stores data created when a program is running that have a long life span

Globals is the memory section where all global variables are stored Global variables are variables that are defined outside functions. They can be used anywhere in the code and they get created when the program first runs.

Constants is the memory section that stores read-only data (like string literals) They cannot be changed and also get created when the program first runs

Code is also a read only memory section that stores and loads assembled code It's mostly located at the lowest location in memory in most operating systems.