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There's no amount of simplification that'll free you from the need to manually check and handle/propagate errors or deallocate resources in C. You might be able
by int_19h 2y ago
There's no amount of simplification that'll free you from the need to manually check and handle/propagate errors or deallocate resources in C. You might be able to reduce the amount of code you need to write, but it's still several lines of C versus one line of something else - and if you make a mistake or even forget something in those several lines, things will often compile and run fine, but you'll have memory leaks or sporadic crashes.
- codr7 2y agoI don't have these issues in C, you're projecting. Not that I write bug free software by any means; no one does, though some like to pretend.
- int_19h 2y agoUnless you're writing "hello world" level software, the best you can say about any significant amount of code written in C is that you don't know about any such issues in it.