Need more brain for add

winnie_the_pooh_add.c

#include <stdio.h>
//https://github.com/911992
//clone: https://ideone.com/nW8NGx
#define B 1024
#define A 1024
int main(void) {
	int a=A;
	int b=B;
	int c;
	
	//meh
	c = a + b;
	printf("meh add: %d\n",c);
	
	//not cool
	c = a - -b;
	printf("not cool add: %d\n",c);
	
	//good
	c = A;
	for(int k=0;k<b;k++){
		c+=1;//not c++ because I hate it
	}
	printf("good add: %d\n",c);
	
	//better
	c=A;
	while(b--){
		c++;
	}
	printf("better add: %d\n",c);
	
	//cool
	b=B;
	c = &((b[((void*)a)]));
	printf("cool add: %d\n",c);
  
  //cool^^^ explination:
  /*
  (void*)a means pointing on memory at point a(1024), no accessing, just pointing
  b[(void*)a] is just like (void*)a[b], that means go for relative position of b(1024) of address point a(1024)
        it's just like array indexig, a[1024], which in C, this is possible to have 1024[c] for more brainie stuff
  finally the &(b[(void*)a]) means getting the address(not access) of the target mem add, here as 1024 forward of 1024
  cool nah?
  */

	return 0;
	
}