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C with "nothing left to take away" would be assembly. Why don't you switch from C to assembly? Or figure out what you get when there's nothing left to take away
by ubernostrum 11y ago
C with "nothing left to take away" would be assembly. Why don't you switch from C to assembly? Or figure out what you get when there's nothing left to take away from assembly?
Or maybe your idea of "just the right amount of stuff" is different from someone else's idea of that, and we could be thankful that the world is able to accommodate more than one opinion on this by providing us with multiple programming languages we can use according to our needs and preferences.
- cperciva 11y agoC with "nothing left to take away" would be assembly. C with nothing left to take away is portable assembly.