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"file scope"[edit]

file scope does not mean internal linkage. file scope is just the scope global variables are in, similar to the global namespace-scope. i'll change the article

Also, inline functions in C are *not* internal by default.

Changed the article. If anyone could have a look at it now, i'd be glad to hear your opinion. Thanks.