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well you see theres a handy little thing called #include where you can take someone elses wheel and use it in your project.
it acts as a copy/paste function because thats literally the simplest and most efficient way to do it.
gets() is deprecated and not in the C standard as of 2k11
there are many ways of safely putting user input into a string and all of them rely on the programmer not being a total retard and blindly batcaveting User Input into a fixed size box of memory.
C asks you to supply your own wheels, vectors, lists, etc... because thats the most barebones and simple thing it can do. this is why C will always be faster then any more abstract language like Rust or Go and why it is the best non assembly for embedded projects.
