What is the use of Function Pointers in C language?

[Richard Tobin]

I wouldn't be surprise if "plz" becomes mainstream in a few
generations.

The idea that we'll still be pressing keys to send messages in a few
generations seems most implausible.

-- Richard

 

[tehn.yit.chin]

Do you really, thnytch?

Richard

Why not, the alphabet could have lost its letters, mostly its vowels,
and the "art" of using spaces to delimit words is lost, so my name
would become "thnytch". Your name could become rchrdbs.

cheers,
thnytch

 

[Richard Heathfield]

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Why not, the alphabet could have lost its letters, mostly its vowels,
and the "art" of using spaces to delimit words is lost, so my name
would become "thnytch". Your name could become rchrdbs.

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[santosh]

Why not, the alphabet could have lost its letters, mostly its vowels,
and the "art" of using spaces to delimit words is lost, so my name
would become "thnytch". Your name could become rchrdbs.

Yes, don't worry, it'll certainly happen at the End of days. Till then
let better sense prevail!

 

[CBFalconer]

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Why not, the alphabet could have lost its letters, mostly its
vowels, and the "art" of using spaces to delimit words is lost, so
my name would become "thnytch". Your name could become rchrdbs.

You misspelled "thnytchn"

Thin yeti chino. (May illustrate the problem)

 

[Richard Bos]

Why not, the alphabet could have lost its letters, mostly its vowels,
and the "art" of using spaces to delimit words is lost, so my name
would become "thnytch". Your name could become rchrdbs.

Like hell it could.

Richard

 

[tehn.yit.chin]

(e-mail address removed) wrote:

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You misspelled "thnytchn"

Thin yeti chino. (May illustrate the problem)

First time in a long while anyone has call me thin ;-)