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Line 73: Also, there is a line of code in the article {ie. typedef struct point point; } that has two words 'point point'. This is sort of like the life story of many documents --- introducing confusing things without explaining it. To the newcomer of the language, they will probably have no idea what that means. It is also off-putting for newcomers when confusing details or code like that is just placed there, without some kind of explanation - such as declaring two members, both having a 'type' known as 'point'. [[User:KorgBoy\|KorgBoy]] ([[User talk:KorgBoy\|talk]]) 23:33, 3 June 2018 (UTC) == What directly corresponds data type the Assembly Language has? ==

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