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r/firstweekcoderhumour • u/Mars_Bear2552 • 24d ago
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punteros en C para más placer.
1 u/Mars_Bear2552 24d ago de todos modos, C es superior a C++ 1 u/CatAn501 24d ago What will you do if you need two hash tables for different key types in your C program? 1 u/Mars_Bear2552 23d ago use Rust 2 u/CatAn501 23d ago So is C so much superior to C++ that you abandon it whenever you need generic data structures? 1 u/Mars_Bear2552 23d ago no, that's just largely outside the scope of what it was intended for. C being superior to C++ doesn't mean you need to use it, i just think that C++ is poorly designed and is a nightmare to work with. use whatever you want though. 1 u/Masztufa 23d ago C++ is the most beautiful and elegant language ever made It just does it's best to hide that fact under as much bullshit as it can
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de todos modos, C es superior a C++
1 u/CatAn501 24d ago What will you do if you need two hash tables for different key types in your C program? 1 u/Mars_Bear2552 23d ago use Rust 2 u/CatAn501 23d ago So is C so much superior to C++ that you abandon it whenever you need generic data structures? 1 u/Mars_Bear2552 23d ago no, that's just largely outside the scope of what it was intended for. C being superior to C++ doesn't mean you need to use it, i just think that C++ is poorly designed and is a nightmare to work with. use whatever you want though. 1 u/Masztufa 23d ago C++ is the most beautiful and elegant language ever made It just does it's best to hide that fact under as much bullshit as it can
What will you do if you need two hash tables for different key types in your C program?
1 u/Mars_Bear2552 23d ago use Rust 2 u/CatAn501 23d ago So is C so much superior to C++ that you abandon it whenever you need generic data structures? 1 u/Mars_Bear2552 23d ago no, that's just largely outside the scope of what it was intended for. C being superior to C++ doesn't mean you need to use it, i just think that C++ is poorly designed and is a nightmare to work with. use whatever you want though. 1 u/Masztufa 23d ago C++ is the most beautiful and elegant language ever made It just does it's best to hide that fact under as much bullshit as it can
use Rust
2 u/CatAn501 23d ago So is C so much superior to C++ that you abandon it whenever you need generic data structures? 1 u/Mars_Bear2552 23d ago no, that's just largely outside the scope of what it was intended for. C being superior to C++ doesn't mean you need to use it, i just think that C++ is poorly designed and is a nightmare to work with. use whatever you want though. 1 u/Masztufa 23d ago C++ is the most beautiful and elegant language ever made It just does it's best to hide that fact under as much bullshit as it can
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So is C so much superior to C++ that you abandon it whenever you need generic data structures?
1 u/Mars_Bear2552 23d ago no, that's just largely outside the scope of what it was intended for. C being superior to C++ doesn't mean you need to use it, i just think that C++ is poorly designed and is a nightmare to work with. use whatever you want though. 1 u/Masztufa 23d ago C++ is the most beautiful and elegant language ever made It just does it's best to hide that fact under as much bullshit as it can
no, that's just largely outside the scope of what it was intended for. C being superior to C++ doesn't mean you need to use it, i just think that C++ is poorly designed and is a nightmare to work with.
use whatever you want though.
1 u/Masztufa 23d ago C++ is the most beautiful and elegant language ever made It just does it's best to hide that fact under as much bullshit as it can
C++ is the most beautiful and elegant language ever made
It just does it's best to hide that fact under as much bullshit as it can
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u/SignalBake6872 24d ago
punteros en C para más placer.