The C language and its typical implementations are designed to be used easily by experts. The language is terse and expressive. There are few restrictions to keep the user from blundering. A user who has blundered is often rewarded by an effect that is not obviously related to the cause. In this paper, we will look at some of these unexpected rewards. Because they are unexpected, it may well be impossible to classify them completely. Nevertheless, we have made a rough effort to do so by looking at what has to happen in order to run a C program. We assume the reader has at least a passing acquaintance with the C language.
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