First algo strikes 'again' for me 😂😂😂

Arrays start at Tau not Pi

Arrays start at sqrt(2)

Arrays start at e

Arrays should start at i

E is the way to go.
[insert E meme here]

'Arrays' starts at 'A'

@ViRaS gold

Arrays should randomly start at 0 OR 1.

After strong configuration i'm sure arrays should be configured as a multi-dimensional array where elements can be accessed via a coordinate tuple of length n (coordinates can only be -1, 0 and 1). You can easily imagine this as a n-dimensional cube that can hold 3^n elements.
And just to fuck with everyone array[0, 0, ..., 0] = array.

YAY SOMEONE RANTED ABOUT MY RANT. IM FINALLY NO LONGER A COMMUNITY HERMIT

6 hours in: being famous is not really too different.....

Maybe it takes a while to sink in...

Fuck arrays.

@A-C-E maybe someone who is famous should rant about your rant ;)

Arrays should start at f0.1 + f0.2

Arrays should start at 42.

Arrays should not start. Problem solved.

@Sagi02 how can I add items in my array then?

int pointer[10];
2[pointer] = 3;
printf("%d", pointer[2]); // should print 3

The only real way to index

arrays should start at int.Max

@Sagi02 if you look at it that way 2 is an giant array :D

(I know how and why this works but it's fun to think the whole program memory is just an array)

@YouAreAPIRate yeah that's awesome

All we talk about arrays is where they start, not why they start... to start or not to start, this is thy question