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blackbox array layout

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A loop walks an array and prints the address each pass reads. The addresses follow \text{address}(i) = m\,i + b: m is the step in bytes from one element to the next and b is the address read for element 0. You have 4 probes: pick an index i and see the address, in decimal. Then name m and b.

of probes left.

Guess the rule: \text{address}(i) = m\,i + b

Found it! points.

Not quite — the real rule was .

Used of probes.

+ XP