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| Secure shell protocol. Used to securely connect to a remote machine over an encrypted network. |
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| Differences between C and other languages (12) |
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1) C is compiled to machine code
2) C can have different results on different machines
3) C is a standard, it is not controlled by a single entity
4) No exception handling
5) C is faster
6) C is functional, not object-oriented
7) Memory management is up to us
8) No private or public access modifiers
9) Function prototypes
10) Return statements are used for error checking
11) The standard library doesn't have as much functionality as libraries in other languages
12) There is undefined behavior |
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| Behavior that isn't governed by the C standard |
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| How to compile the "hello" program |
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| How to run the "hello" program |
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