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Of course I know that uint16_t+uint16_t gives an int. If you're gonna be programming in C or C++, you need to know these things. And yes, I do agree the fact t
by mgaunard 3y ago
Of course I know that uint16_t+uint16_t gives an int. If you're gonna be programming in C or C++, you need to know these things.
And yes, I do agree the fact that I know so much minutiae about those languages is part of the reason why I'm reluctant to go for something else I have a more shallow knowledge of. But that level of attention to detail is also what allows me to deliver high-quality code that does exactly what I intend it to do.
- lifthrasiir 3y ago> If you're gonna be programming in C or C++, you need to know these things. You have to, not you need to. Of course I know plenty of them (so much that I have won IOCCC a decade ago), but most of them are just pure hindrances and do not contribute to anything positive.