How two pointer are been compared in C
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When comparing two pointers, the comparison is based on the memory addresses they are pointing to.
I found about this when studying alias, so I will use alias example
when two pointers point to the string in a memory address, the pointer farther in the string, is the greater one
ls='ls --color=auto'
if p1 points to '='(first '=') and p2 points to 'l'(first l) then p2 < p1
