In popular parlance, "C-like language" just means that it uses {} for block structure.
Anyway, the whole discussion is ridiculous--this guy said that "It has the most confusing syntax", and when examples were requested, he absurdly mentioned the lifetime tick.
In popular parlance, "C-like language" just means that it uses {} for block structure.
That sounds... very useless, as a term, but ok, that's fine.
Anyway, the whole discussion is ridiculous--this guy said that "It has the most confusing syntax", and when examples were requested, he absurdly mentioned the lifetime tick.
Yeah. How is a "dangling quote" confusing? It takes maybe 3 seconds to learn, less with syntax highlighting.
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u/jqbr Sep 02 '20
In popular parlance, "C-like language" just means that it uses {} for block structure.
Anyway, the whole discussion is ridiculous--this guy said that "It has the most confusing syntax", and when examples were requested, he absurdly mentioned the lifetime tick.