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Possibly a variable-length array wasn't a good fit for the problem you were trying to solve.

• bowsamic 4y ago
  A variable length array is a basic building block of programming. A huge number of programs will use one
  • Gordonjcp 4y ago
    A concrete slab is a basic building block of a pavement, but it's not particularly useful or appropriate for a wristwatch. I think there's a gap between what you're trying to solve and what you think you're trying to solve, and that's giving a massive impedance mismatch between what you're trying to do and how you're trying to do it.
    • bowsamic 4y ago
      How would you go about allowing the user to enter and store data at runtime without knowing the size of the data in advance then? I don’t agree with you at all. A variable amount of data that can change at runtime is universal across all programs. This isn’t something specific to a certain coding style