Help me learn by putting this in one line.

[Playerpawn]

This is the original code which works fine:

int* p_base = (int*)0x01E11C60;
p_next = (int*)(*p_base + 0x5b8);
*p_next = 999;

Would someone help me learn to write what it does, on one line, accurately? I know breaking it out like this is better to read, and it will ultimately get compiled as the same ASM (or close to), but I want to know how to write it on one line simply to learn order of operators, etc.

This is my current attempt which fails:

*((INT*)((INT*)(0x01E11C60))+0x5b8) = 999;

[Peter87]

Start with the last statement

*p_next = 999;

p_next has the value of (int*)(*p_base + 0x5b8) so just replace p_next with (int*)(*p_base + 0x5b8) to get

*(int*)(*p_base + 0x5b8) = 999;

p_base has the value of (int*)0x01E11C60 so you can replace it the same way and get

*(int*)(*(int*)0x01E11C60 + 0x5b8) = 999;

[Playerpawn]

So simply explained. Sometimes I guess new guys like myself need to quit over-thinking it. Very logical. Thank you, Peter87.