Re: Do all programming languages use files?

Scott Moore <samiamsansspam@xxxxxxx> writes:

> Ben Pfaff wrote:
>> Scott Moore <samiam@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>>
>>
>>>Past wrote:
>>>
>>>>I was doing a research to see if all the programming languages ever
>>>>written have atleast some small level capability of successfully
>>>>writing and reading from files?
>>>
>>>C doesn't have files.
>>
>> Hosted implementations of standard C implement a set of functions
>> for file I/O.
>
> Again, C does *NOT* have file I/O. Think carefully about the question.

A hosted implementation *must* have functions for file I/O.
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