If you design a large program in C where all your variables are "char*", I suppose "exhilarating" could be one word used to describe it. The article's perspect

If you design a large program in C where all your variables are "char*", I suppose "exhilarating" could be one word used to describe it. The article's perspective would be that structs are useful, so use them liberally. And nearly all good, large C programs do, as far as I can tell. Of course there are tradeoffs and you can take it too far. The article mentions that as well.