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they are not "just" arrays, they are arrays with a null-terminated expectation. Most of the time. The lack of consistency and difficulty communicating the exp
by throwawaymaths 4y ago
they are not "just" arrays, they are arrays with a null-terminated expectation. Most of the time. The lack of consistency and difficulty communicating the expectations is what is hair-pulling in C, and that's on top of the difficulty of communicating the difference between an array and a pointer in C.