Unclear why garbage values are what they are in 38

[AtomToast]

Hey, thanks a lot for the ziglings! They really are helping me get started.

In zigling number 38 you mention

    // Feel free to run this program without adding Zump. What does
    // it do and why?

For me it was unclear why exactly the garbage values are what they are. (2863311530, 170 and 2863311530).

So I went out and looked a bit to discover that they are basically just filled with 0xAAAAAA...

Then someone in the zig matrix room sent me the link to the zig documentation, clarifying why exactly this was the case

According to your contribution guidelines ziglings should be self contained, which this broke for me.

That is unless I missed something in an earlier zigling that explained this.

[ratfactor]

You're absolutely right. I need to add a note that clarifies this. Thank you!

[ratfactor]

@AtomToast Clarification added at the end of the exercise. Thanks again for pointing this out!

[endrin]

I came here to ask the same question because I didn't read to the end of exercise... Thanks for adding this clarification and nice choice of placeholder bytes on the zig team side 😏

[ratfactor]

I came here to ask the same question because I didn't read to the end of exercise.

Hmm...I wonder if I need to draw attention to the end-of-exercise notes? Glad you found it!