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Right? f runs and immediately returns 0
by mock-possum 1y ago
Right? f runs and immediately returns 0
- Wowfunhappy 1y agoThank you, I looked at this and thought I must be missing something really obvious.
- bramadityaw 1y agoI admit that the example is contrived, and the control flow can be followed quite clearly because of the example's size. However, imagine that f and g is placed in different source files in a large project. That's what Dijkstra detests about arbitrary labels, in that a program's control flow is only obvious to the guy who first wrote it.