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| From | fir <profesor.fir@gmail.com> |
|---|---|
| Newsgroups | comp.lang.c |
| Subject | Re: p = {1,0,0} |
| Date | 2026-11-08 12:44 +0100 |
| Organization | A noiseless patient Spider |
| Message-ID | <11cpnbb$97kp$1@dont-email.me> (permalink) |
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bartc pisze:
> On 08/11/2026 03:36, fir wrote:
>> fir pisze:
>>>
>>> No, try it like this first:
>>>
>>> int A() {B = C()}
>>
>> no this should be
>>
>> int A() {A = C()}
>>
>> now its ok
>
>
>> if
>>
>> C(){2} //in clasic c its colose to int C() {return 2}
>
> So C is a function name, and 'C(){2}' (which seems to be something new)
> defines that function to return '2' with a type of 'int'?
>
C ad A arestructures and functions at once
C() {2} (Or
C{2} is the same as you may skip () in definiton if they are empty)
you may both call or read its value
C(); ///you call it //it has no code so it do nothing
int a = C*C ; //you read it
now function not return values so if you call C code
it just sets the value of C which you may use and reuse but there is no
return in this examples
>>
>> then
>>
>> A()
>>
>> calls C() and assigns 2 to A so A is 2 now
>
> And A is ... a variable? A function? An alias for function C? An alias
> for whatever C happens to return?
>
A is both a function and a variable (structure/module)
its like say "int a" you know what int a is? but you mayy ad code to it
int a (int b) { a=2<<b }
now
a; //means you declare a (if first time in scope)
a(10); // means you declare and call, a(10) will set it to 1024
printf("%d", a*3); //printfs 3072
> Forget C, this is one of best esolangs I've seen described. But this is
> the wrong forum for it.
>
>> or take it
>>
>> int A(int B) {A = C()*B}
>>
>> A(3) assigns 6 to a so
>
> Are these higher-order functions, so that calling A() returns a new
> function (a closure in this case)?
>
> In that case you're calling it wrong. You need:
>
> F = A(3) # generate a new function equivalent to C()*3
>
> F() # returns C()*3
>
> But this is more interesting when F takes an argument too.
>
> So you've just discovered functional programming. But then, most of this
> stuff I believe is already possible in C++, if you were to learn it
> properly.
>
no i dont think so it has something to do with it it just a function
calls involved
int A(int B) {A = C()*B}
its like in classic c
int C() {return 2}
int A(int B)
{
return C()*B;
}
the difference is you not return values but you assign it to A (which is
like "int A" ) and then you may use A as int..also difference is you can
do more here (on which i was writing a lot before)
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