great article, very informative and easy to read. I wish I would've known about this when I was learning C/C++ (around the time it was published no less), coming from higher-level languages like C# and PHP.
How is C# higher-level than C? I'm not aware of anything you can do in C that you can't do in C# as a first-class feature.
Edit: I define the level of a language as the lowest-possible feature. I guess others define level as the highest-possible feature? I don't really know who's right here.
