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Author: Chris Wu

README.md

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 7. Code, Process, Thread
 8. [Stack memory vs Heap memory](https://www.gribblelab.org/CBootCamp/7_Memory_Stack_vs_Heap.html)
     * 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.
+        * Stores temporary variable created by functions.
+        * Memory is managed by CPU for you. No need to allocate and free it by hand.
+        * L.I.F.O.
+        * Stacks has limit (That is why we seldom use recursion real life)
+        * Stacks variable are local variable in nature.
 
     * Heap memory
-        1. Larger.
-        2. Slightly slower. Because we has to use "pointers" to access.
-        3. We are responsible to free() the memory.
-        4. Heap variable is global variable in nature.
+        * Larger.
+        * Slightly slower. Because we has to use "pointers" to access.
+        * We are responsible to free() the memory.
+        * Heap variable is global variable in nature.
 9. GET vs POST
 10. [CORS](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWEgUcHPle0)  
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