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The Importance of Specifying the Types Explicitly in Lib C
You should always stick to specifying the types explicitly, right? Like strictly speaking, a U8 and a character in C are like the same thing, right? It's just one bite. There might be some sort of implementation detail with a compiler of a, how it handles it or something. And if you're trying to make too many assumptions, especially switching between Rust and C, or like LLVM and like GCC or, you know, whatever, then you're going to run into issues without a doubt.