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Most methods in C read like an assignment, so if you are trying to remember what order the arguments to strcpy go, it's strcpy(x,y) is like x = y Then re
by CJefferson 13y ago
Most methods in C read like an assignment,
so if you are trying to remember what order the arguments to strcpy go, it's
strcpy(x,y) is like x = y
Then remember specially that typedef is the wrong way around to the way you would like it to be :)
- belovedeagle 13y agoThe trick with typedef is it is exactly the same syntax, in all cases, as declaring a variable of that type. This is essentially the only way you're going to ever remember how to do function pointer typedefs: typedef int (function_t)(int,int); // or something to that effect