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by bluetomcat
1080 days ago
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C is an expressive language when you’re not working with strings and memory the way you do in most HLLs. Almost all operators return a value and can be nested in sub-expressions. Assignments and pre/post increments/decrements are expressions. The comma operator evaluates expressions in the given order and returns a value. There is a GNU extension called “statement expressions”, allowing you to define function-like macros. |
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