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Line 25: * No [[generator (computer science)\|generator]]s or [[coroutine]]s; intra-thread control flow consists of nested function calls, except for the use of the [[longjmp]] or [[setcontext]] library functions * No [[exception handling]]; standard library functions signify error conditions with the global <code>[[errno]]</code> variable and/or special return values * Only rudimentary support for [[modular programming]] * No compile-time polymorphism in the form of [[function (computer science)\|function]] or [[operator]] [[method overloading\|overloading]] * Only rudimentary support for [[generic programming]]

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