> Suppose you have a FILE file and you want to get it’s contents. Ideally, you’d be able to type file. and see a list of every function that is primarily concer

> Suppose you have a FILE file and you want to get it’s contents. Ideally, you’d be able to type file. and see a list of every function that is primarily concerned with files. From there you could pick read and get on with your day. > Instead, you must know that functions releated to FILE tend to start with f, and when you type f the best your editor can do is show you all functions ever written that start with an f Why do you think that this is a problem of C? no one is stopping your tools from searching `fclose` by first parameter type when you wrote `file.`. Moreover, I know that CLion already do this.