void io_display(const char *str, int row, int col, int len){
io_move(row, col);
len <=0?io_putstr(str);:{int i=0; while(len--) io_putch(str[i]?str[i++]:' ');}
return;}
In fact, I'll do one worse.
void io_display(const char *str, int row, int col, int len){
io_move(row, col);
len <=0?io_putstr(str);:{int i=0; while(len--) io_putch(str[i]?str[i++]:' ');}}
Since most compilers don't need the return to be specified. I'm not sure how she works in terms of efficiency, but this is a small piece of code IMO, and a great way to get your co-workers to hate you.
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