No, you dumbass, operator[] (or some overload it) is exactly how you query the first element of an array in C, C++, or C#. They teach that the first day of array math in 101 courses but you must have skipped.
EDIT: For the curious centipedes, here’s an example.
Consider an array named Field. Field has 3 Potatoes. If I wanted to go through Field to get to the first Potato planted in the Field, I would write Field[0]. As defined here, Field[0] means, “get the first element (Potato) of the data stored in Field”.
Mr. “Bracket zero bracket”:
No, you dumbass, operator[] (or some overload it) is exactly how you query the first element of an array in C, C++, or C#. They teach that the first day of array math in 101 courses but you must have skipped.
EDIT: For the curious centipedes, here’s an example.
Consider an array named Field. Field has 3 Potatoes. If I wanted to go through Field to get to the first Potato planted in the Field, I would write Field[0]. As defined here, Field[0] means, “get the first element (Potato) of the data stored in Field”.
Yes but do you think some 60 year old government person would understand any of that. They will trust the Krebs fuck
Anyone with an IQ above 11 should be able to understand that. So to answer your question, no (in Congress sans Cruz, at least).