Re:Go says Wat
by masklinn on Sunday September 09, 2018 @07:52AM
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> I mean, by that measure C/C++ and many others have the same problems.
No. C only has raw pointers so it's not trying to pretend slices are vectors, and C++ has actual functioning vectors with "slicing" being either a copy of the subvector or an iterator. Either way there is no confusion as to the capabilities of what you're given and its relation to the original data.
No. C only has raw pointers so it's not trying to pretend slices are vectors, and C++ has actual functioning vectors with "slicing" being either a copy of the subvector or an iterator. Either way there is no confusion as to the capabilities of what you're given and its relation to the original data.