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It does not need to be a relative statement in order to be correct. The statement "C is not close to the instruction set of a modern CPU" does not need to be v
by lproven 3y ago
It does not need to be a relative statement in order to be correct.
The statement "C is not close to the instruction set of a modern CPU" does not need to be validated by specifying examples of languages that are closer.
- danielvaughn 3y agoBut if you're going to say that "C is not a low-level language", then yeah you kinda do need other languages beneath it.
- lproven 3y agoWell, firstly, I'm not saying it. But no. That is what I meant when I said this is not a relative statement. If the title said "C is not the lowest-level language" then your objection would be valid... but it doesn't and it's not saying that. But before I go into some lengthy explanation: have you read the article, or are you responding to the title alone?
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