On 05 Nov 2021 at 07:03a, poindexter FORTRAN pondered and said...
esc wrote to Nightfox <=-
It's fast and efficient because it does basically nothing for you to safeguard you shooting yourself in the foot. Troubleshooting things i C is so much fun...hehe
I did my CS school in ANSI C, with a proper IDE, stepping through variables wasn't any better or worse than any other language - or so I thought.
Oophf. The thing is, C lets you express things that are often
associated with errors, but that just aren't representable in
other languages. What do you get when you add an integer
number to an array in C? Answer: a pointer. By any reasonable
definition, that should be a type error, but it's not. Other
languages that don't let you do things that are ... unexpected,
tend to be easier to debug.
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