Eolu

// Note: I use hex nomenclature (0x...) to make it obvious that the value I'm talking about
// is a memory address. Under the hood there isn't any particular distinction (everything is
// represented in binary eventually). 

void pointerception()
{
    // i is not a pointer.
    int i;

    // i can be set to a value

Eolu

use rand::{Rng, thread_rng};

const ZALGO_UP: [char; 50] = 
[
    '\u{030e}', /*    ̎    */        '\u{0304}', /*    ̄    */        '\u{0305}', /*    ̅    */
    '\u{033f}', /*    ̿    */        '\u{0311}', /*    ̑    */        '\u{0306}', /*    ̆    */        '\u{0310}', /*    ̐    */
    '\u{0352}', /*    ͒    */        '\u{0357}', /*    ͗    */        '\u{0351}', /*    ͑    */        '\u{0307}', /*    ̇    */
    '\u{0308}', /*    ̈    */        '\u{030a}', /*    ̊    */        '\u{0342}', /*    ͂    */        '\u{0343}', /*    ̓    */
    '\u{0344}', /*    ̈́    */        '\u{034a}', /*    ͊    */        '\u{034b}', /*    ͋    */        '\u{034c}', /*    ͌    */
    '\u{0303}', /*    ̃    */        '\u{0302}', /*    ̂    */        '\u{030c}', /*    ̌    */        '\u{0350}', /*    ͐    */