top | item 16250226 (no title) vole | 8 years ago >Yet there's still one small simplification that can be made: the condition in the inner loop doesn't need "!= '\0'".I believe this would cause the newline not to be printed in the unknown command error, so it is necessary. discuss order hn newest userbinator|8 years ago How? '\0' is the same value as 0 (only with a different type, which doesn't matter in this case), and if(x != 0) is the same as if(x). Koshkin|8 years ago > a different typeThis is true in C++ but not in C.
userbinator|8 years ago How? '\0' is the same value as 0 (only with a different type, which doesn't matter in this case), and if(x != 0) is the same as if(x). Koshkin|8 years ago > a different typeThis is true in C++ but not in C.
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Koshkin|8 years ago
This is true in C++ but not in C.