??? 01/01/11 12:26 Read: times |
#180379 - Is the problem specifically 'C', though? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Per Westermark said:
The "normal" big problem with C is the concept of pointers. Quite so. However, I get the impression that the problem(s) may be even more fundamental than that? The OP mentions that he is using BASIC, and finds the move to 'C', Pascal, et al, difficult. I think the most common problem in this situation is the move from the unstructured approach typical of original BASIC (and some current derivatives) to the use of a "structured" language like 'C' or Pascal? "Structured" languages - like 'C' and Pascal - require a much more disciplined approach, forcing you to think about things like: |