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>> printf() is usually the part I'm trying to debug. (As in, it prints
>> gibberish instead of printing what I was expecting.)
>>
> Once you've figured how to put in the right format for the type you want
> to print, you know enough to debug.
Well you'd think so, and yet even with the correct format strings, it
doesn't always print what it's supposed to.
> If you consider that this is harder than learning Haskell...
I still don't get it: Learning Haskell is *easy*, not hard.
> Hell, in C++ it's even easier as there is not even this problem of
> formats anymore...
So I hear. This presumably doesn't stop a program from segfaulting when
you try to append a string from stdin to a string constant or some such.
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