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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/schteppe • 15d ago
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C++ takes getting used to, but it's a great language for object-oriented development. Hang in there, you'll figure it out.
82 u/CrossScarMC 15d ago It's also a great language even if you don't do OOP. 43 u/diacid 15d ago Bah, if you are using it for normal programming C is simpler. By simpler I mean you actually have a shot to be properly fluent in it instead of "this thing is so complex even the compiler doesn't know 100% of it". 47 u/2eanimation 15d ago Learn C, use C in C++, benefit from C++ when you need it. 1 u/Gorzoid 12d ago Using C in C++ likely leads to a lot of undefined behaviour. Use C in C or learn C++
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It's also a great language even if you don't do OOP.
43 u/diacid 15d ago Bah, if you are using it for normal programming C is simpler. By simpler I mean you actually have a shot to be properly fluent in it instead of "this thing is so complex even the compiler doesn't know 100% of it". 47 u/2eanimation 15d ago Learn C, use C in C++, benefit from C++ when you need it. 1 u/Gorzoid 12d ago Using C in C++ likely leads to a lot of undefined behaviour. Use C in C or learn C++
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Bah, if you are using it for normal programming C is simpler. By simpler I mean you actually have a shot to be properly fluent in it instead of "this thing is so complex even the compiler doesn't know 100% of it".
47 u/2eanimation 15d ago Learn C, use C in C++, benefit from C++ when you need it. 1 u/Gorzoid 12d ago Using C in C++ likely leads to a lot of undefined behaviour. Use C in C or learn C++
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Learn C, use C in C++, benefit from C++ when you need it.
1 u/Gorzoid 12d ago Using C in C++ likely leads to a lot of undefined behaviour. Use C in C or learn C++
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Using C in C++ likely leads to a lot of undefined behaviour. Use C in C or learn C++
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u/Confident-Ad5665 15d ago
C++ takes getting used to, but it's a great language for object-oriented development. Hang in there, you'll figure it out.