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An example of "stringly typed" in C is when you have to pass "r+" to fopen().
by teo_zero 1y ago
An example of "stringly typed" in C is when you have to pass "r+" to fopen().
- zzo38computer 1y agoYes, that is another example, and I had thought using numbers would make more sense (and you can use enum or #define to give names to those numbers). It is not only the fopen function in C that does that; I had seen similar things in other C libraries as well, as well as in other programming languages.