> There is no such thing as an "array". That's a human construct.
Oh yeah; social construct, I would say, like gender.
> I am from that generation that actually did useful things with machine language.
Unfortunately, most of them are undefined behavior in C.
> You are in charge.
Less so than you may imagine. You're in charge as long as you follow the ISO C standard to the letter, and deviate from it only in ways granted by the compiler documentation (or else, careful object code inspection and testing).
Oh yeah; social construct, I would say, like gender.
> I am from that generation that actually did useful things with machine language.
Unfortunately, most of them are undefined behavior in C.
> You are in charge.
Less so than you may imagine. You're in charge as long as you follow the ISO C standard to the letter, and deviate from it only in ways granted by the compiler documentation (or else, careful object code inspection and testing).