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If you don't like "some" then replace it with me. I interpret it as the author saying C is confusing. My interpretation is also based on what the author states
by Thorrez 7y ago
If you don't like "some" then replace it with me. I interpret it as the author saying C is confusing.
My interpretation is also based on what the author states, fairly explicitly. And I don't think there's anything that explicitly contradicts my interpretation.
- ineedasername 7y agoYou say it's confusing because the author says it's not simple. The same might be said of any language. Or of any learning specialty at all. It's not synonymous with confusing. You're severely stretching the meaning of the author's words when you say the author's point was to say that C is confusing. It's what you infer because you were confused, which points to this being personal to you, not the general intent of the author.