Revision as of 04:06, 25 October 2007 edit DAGwyn (talk \| contribs) Extended confirmed users 3,397 edits m →Tools for mitigating issues with C: fix typo; add bridge "also" ← Previous edit		Revision as of 11:57, 31 October 2007 edit undo 70.131.220.166 (talk) →Absent features: dear god this is sick, so many of these statements are not true. I have even seen examples of inheritance in C on wikipedia 'Type_punning'. Next edit →
Line 27: * No compile-time polymorphism in the form of [[function (computer science)\|function]] or [[operator]] [[overloading]] * Only rudimentary support for [[generic programming]] * No support for [[object-oriented programming]]; in particular, no support for polymorphism, [[inheritance (computer science)\|inheritance]]{{or}}<!-- let's start off with a simple example that most sane people who know anything about C, computers, and inheritance, should agree with such as the 'Type_punning' article's example on even the simplest form of inheritance in C, which there by proves the previous statement false. I would remove it my self, but I am tired of fighting of the ignorant hordes by checking every page (that amounts to hundreds of pages) I have ever edited for any ignorant persons preconceived notion of truth, so I just ask of any sane person that is reading this to either remove this statement regarding no inheritance in C on this article OR remove ALL mention of inheritance in the 'Type_punning' article so then regardless of what is CORRECT at least wikipedia will be consistent logically. See as how they can not both be true at the same time as this would lead to logical contradiction... well unless your one of those ignorant people I have been referring to in which case this is all futile and this comment will soon be del...........(the word was deleted if you didn't catch the (semi-unfunny) joke)...(I know I'm being a jack ass, I'm just in one of my depressed moods, but still my complaints are valid.)... --> and limited (inter-module only) support for [[Information hiding\|encapsulation]] * No support for [[object-oriented programming]]; in particular, no support for polymorphism, [[inheritance (computer science)\|inheritance]] and limited (inter-module only) support for [[Information hiding\|encapsulation]] * No native support for [[multithreading]] and [[computer networks\|networking]] * No standard libraries for [[GUI\|graphics]] and several other application programming needs

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