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hey today weamp;#39;re gonna inspect binaries when you program and see your compiler takes your dot C file and it produces a binary executable sometimes as programmers we treat these binary executables as black boxes as as mythical magical things and we just we just donamp;#39;t want to look inside but today weamp;#39;re going to because executables are not magic they are just binary files that have a particular format and sometimes itamp;#39;s super useful to be able to actually look and see whatamp;#39;s inside a binary maybe you have a binary but no source maybe you want to verify that your compiler really is doing what you think itamp;#39;s doing maybe you want to see where the compiler is putting your variables that you declared and maybe you want to see how much memory youamp;#39;re taking up with your Globalamp;#39;s in your code whatever the reason today I want to show you a few different ways that you can mess with binaries to get information and to actually change pro