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Author: Chris Wu

README.md

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 6. DNS, CNAME, NS, A, AAAA, IPv4, IPv6
 7. Code, Process, Thread
 8. [Stack memory vs Heap memory](https://www.gribblelab.org/CBootCamp/7_Memory_Stack_vs_Heap.html)
-    Stack memory
+    * Stack memory
     1. Stores temporary variable created by functions.
     2. Memory is managed by CPU for you. No need to allocate and free it by hand.
     3. L.I.F.O.
     4. Stacks has limit (That is why we seldom use recursion real life)
     5. Stacks variable are local variable in nature.
 
-    Heap memory
+    * Heap memory
     1. Larger.
     2. Slightly slower. Because we has to use "pointers" to access.
     3. We are responsible to free() the memory.