Ever had a piece of code do something so weird you thought your computer was possessed? π» Check out this C++ mystery: char ch = 123456 ; cout << ( int ) ch ; // Output: 64 π€― Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode That is a great idea! Acknowledging the mentors who helped you understand a concept adds a nice personal touch and builds community. Since you're currently working through his DBMS playlist and following his roadmap, it fits perfectly. Here is the updated version with a "Shoutout" section included at the end: π΅οΈββοΈ The Case of the Vanishing Digits: Why 123,456 = 64? Ever had a piece of code do something so weird you thought your computer was possessed? π» Check out this C++ mystery: char ch = 123456 ; cout << ( int ) ch ; // Output: 64 π€― Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode Wait... what? Where did the other 123,392 go? Did the compiler steal them? πΈ Actually, itβs all about "The Teacup Rule." β 1. The Container Problem π¦ Think of a char as a tiny teacup .β¦