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C provides a very low-level interface to the computer, but that doesn't mean that you have to write low-level code in the language. Every primitive facility in C can be wrapped in a higher-level abstraction that's more convenient, and this is worth doing for complex projects. Part 3 concludes this series by looking at a few more of the rough areas of C, and we'll see how we can smooth off the corners a bit.
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