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Originally Posted by Cisyouc
How is C cryptic?
I mean, I understand how in C++,
Code:
std::cout<<"OMGLOL"<<std::endl;
can look a little foreign at first, but, C is pretty straightforward. |
1. C contains very few of the friendly English-like syntax structures found in many other programming languages.
2., C presents the software engineer with unusual-looking operators and a plethora of pointers.
3.C is almost a real language. Even the name sounds like it's gone through an optimizing compiler.
Get rid of all of those stupid brackets and we'll talk.
I think I've got the hang of it now .... :w :q :wq :wq! ^d X exit
X Q :quitbye CtrlAltDel ~~q :~q logout save/quit :!QUIT ^[zz
^[ZZ
ZZZZ ^H ^@ ^L ^[c ^# ^E ^X ^I ^T ? help helpquit ^D ^d ^C ^c
help
exit ?Quit ?q
ahh I forgot my list ... here it is.
How to debug a "C" program.
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1] If at all possible, don't. Let someone else do it.
2] Change majors.
3] Insert/remove blank lines at random spots, re-compile, and excecute.
4] Throw holy water on the terminal.
5] Dial 911 and scream.
6] There is rumour that "printf" is useful, but this is probably
unfounded.
7] Port everything to *nix.
8] If it still doesn't work, re-write it in assembler.
This won't fix the bug, but it will make sure no one
else finds it and makes you look bad.
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