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Which is much more consistent, IMO. int foo(int, int) is a function taking two arguments. int foo(int) is a function taking one argument. int foo() ought to me
by duskwuff 5y ago
Which is much more consistent, IMO.
int foo(int, int) is a function taking two arguments. int foo(int) is a function taking one argument. int foo() ought to mean a function taking no arguments, not a function with an unspecified number of arguments!