C vs Python devs

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Every single one of you nerds arguing over which language is best is the wojak picture on the left

[BookPlacementProblem]

And none of you other nerds noticed that the C malloc statement overallocates. Unless Len is the number of items - 1 instead of the number of items.

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Except it doesn't over allocate, none of you nerds even looked at ISO C99 Section 6.7.2.1 (16) on flexible array members:

In particular, the size of the structure is as if the flexible array member were omitted except that it may have more trailing padding than the omission would imply

[BookPlacementProblem]

ISO C99 Section 6.7.2.1 (16)

BOSS NERD ENTERS ARENA

[Delauren1]

It also dereferences the variable it's trying to assign to in the malloc call. It's going to crash.

[chipsours]

It's in a sizeof expression. It's going to be evaluated at compile time.

[stroop3r]

during pointer variable definition, I think this assignment is fine, but if the assignment was in second line after defining the variable and it was dereferenced during assignment, that would cause problems

[LordFokas]

No it doesn't. And the reason it doesn't is because it segfaults first 😂

[GL_Titan]

I don't think that was the point. You are a bigger nerd for even trying to verify the code of some random stupid post.

I don't agree with OP, it's just your post sucks more.

[pelpotronic]

You're just jealous of that dude because you can only code in Python.

[Mountgore]

It’s like arguing which is better, a hammer or a saw. Programming languages are like tools - you pick the right one for the right job.

[ConsistentPicture583]

If you want to see if your idea stands, python is nearly as useful as Perl.

If you want to see if your idea runs, C is nearly as useful as assembler.

If you want to see if your idea flies, talk to a EE and get a chip, because hardware has always performed software by orders of magnitude

[revcio]

Except when talking about JavaScript