Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Offcasts

👉 In computer science, an "offcast" is a value that represents the memory address of a variable or object that has been allocated in one process and not used by another process. In other words, it's a pointer to a previously unused memory location. For example, consider a class that contains a string variable `s`: ```cpp class MyClass { public: char
s = nullptr; // This is an offcast }; ``` In this case, the `s`

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