You know I can think of a handful of examples where main is not true. C to my understanding does not define that the implementation does and think this is kind

You know I can think of a handful of examples where main is not true. C to my understanding does not define that the implementation does and think this is kind of exactly what the other is saying that this implied assumptions lead to issues in C development. This albeit is an extremely superficial assumption that isn't in 99% of cases going to matter except in of course security and embedded systems I think the biggest issue with C is that it's taught as the programs you are building is foundation of everything while brushing under the rug that in also all course work you are not build C on bare metal you almost always are building on on OS which runs an implemented hardware which are extremely important. But by teaching your building on this all powerful language makes overconfident programmers. I've known so many developers who jump the gun and think they are write what will happen on the computer without understanding how high in the clouds they normally are.