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Is there a good/recommended place to get a rundown on deprecated C stuff, ideally with tutorials for what people use now? I'm working through Sams Teach Yourself C in 21 Days (Sixth Edition), and it's obviously a bit old (2003), but it's the first book whose vibe I've really taken to so I want to stick with it. My issue so far is that there are a lot of examples using gets(), and gcc screams at me about it every time I compile an example problem.
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ultrafilter posted:I don't think there's any official list but the general rule is that any function which can write an arbitrary amount of data to memory is unsafe. There's usually a newer function with a similar name that does the same thing but takes an additional parameter that caps the length of the data to write. gets has been replaced with gets_s as documented here. Appreciate this, thanks!
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roomforthetuna posted:Today I learned <=> is a C++ operator. 
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