> User interfaces need random access to the playlist items, so a vector is the most natural structure to store the items. A vector is provided by the standard l

> User interfaces need random access to the playlist items, so a vector is the most natural structure to store the items. A vector is provided by the standard library of many languages (vector in C++, Vec in Rust, ArrayList in Java…). But here, we’re in C, so there is nothing. I so do not miss working with C. Having higher level abstractions and a working, useful standard library is just too nice.