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Those examples both seem a little like nitpicking. The argument that something is not like C is particularly interesting to me, because C has arguably the most
by amw-zero 9y ago
Those examples both seem a little like nitpicking. The argument that something is not like C is particularly interesting to me, because C has arguably the most obtuse and unintuitive syntax out there. We just accept it as normal because we've seen it so much.
I encourage you to look back and think about how you felt when reading your first C for loop.