I mean I needed two arrays. Instead of creating two different arrays, I created one array with two different names. Now with two different variables using the same array my code treated it as if it were two different arrays.

I had a function that needed to use two large memory arrays. Instead of allocating two large memory arrays and using them I allocated one large memory and pointed both array variables at the same allocated memory. This saved gas in allocating memory arrays and worked because the work of the two array variables did not overlap. An example of this code is here: github.com/Perfect-Abstracti…

Darn, I was feeling special.