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I always find it amusing that C - the language which pretty much runs everything nowadays - still has broken precedence for the &/&& operators because people di
by JoachimSchipper 16y ago
I always find it amusing that C - the language which pretty much runs everything nowadays - still has broken precedence for the &/&& operators because people didn't want to break backwards compatibility when there were a handful of thousand-line programs written in it...
- rtyhjukiujhygtf 16y agoThere is a quote like that for make - they were going to fix the spaces/tab thing but by then there were several dozen users
- burgerbrain 16y agoIts easy to make fun of now, but consider the annoyance it would have caused at the time, when it wasn't already as popular as it is today. Languages have died in obscurity for less.