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== C Misconceptions == | |||
== C is a small language! == | === C is a small language! === | ||
C is often called a small language but this is simply not true. Its small RELATIVE to other languages. The set of information that is C is quite large on its own and takes a long time to master completely ("Master" could be defined as the ability to write a working standards-compliant compiler). | C is often called a small language but this is simply not true. Its small RELATIVE to other languages. The set of information that is C is quite large on its own and takes a long time to master completely ("Master" could be defined as the ability to write a working standards-compliant compiler). | ||
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C Misconceptions
C is a small language!
C is often called a small language but this is simply not true. Its small RELATIVE to other languages. The set of information that is C is quite large on its own and takes a long time to master completely ("Master" could be defined as the ability to write a working standards-compliant compiler).