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I don't really understand this point of view. Is C not (very) verbose? Even if it's just because of the manual memory management.

• dalailambda 11y ago
  In a way it's verbose, but less so on a syntax level. There's no need to deal with interfaces, classes, or exceptions. The boilerplate code you write tends to serve a practical purpose, as opposed to a syntactical one. Sure you have to deal with a lot of error handling and memory management yourself, but the language doesn't get in your way or create much friction.