On page 112, the text describes the call stack as being:
fn() → fn_b() → fn_c()
However, this is wrong. There is no function named fn() defined anywhere in the given source code.
A better way to describe the call stack at that time would be:
main() → fn_b() → fn_c()
On page 112, the text describes the call stack as being:
fn() → fn_b() → fn_c()However, this is wrong. There is no function named
fn()defined anywhere in the given source code.A better way to describe the call stack at that time would be:
main() → fn_b() → fn_c()