Comment Comment by Terr_ > I'd say C++ is the least suitable for "learn on the job" approach out of any language I can think ofAnecdote: I've got a couple languages and decades under my belt, and a very simple C/C++ Arduino project is making me doubt my sanity. Ex: Serial.printf("%s", String("Hello world...")); // Emits 4 nonsense bytes... But shorter literals work fine. ________________________EDIT: To save readers some time--I didn't intend to nerd-snipe [0] y'all, honest!--the answer has been found, and it is probably: Serial.printf("%s", String("Hello world...").c_str() ); The shorter payloads like "Hello World" happen to give the desired results only as an accident of optimization code.[0] https://xkcd.com/356/ parent Terr_ 2 years ago
Anecdote: I've got a couple languages and decades under my belt, and a very simple C/C++ Arduino project is making me doubt my sanity. Ex:
________________________EDIT: To save readers some time--I didn't intend to nerd-snipe [0] y'all, honest!--the answer has been found, and it is probably:
The shorter payloads like "Hello World" happen to give the desired results only as an accident of optimization code.[0] https://xkcd.com/356/