I won't disagree with any of your points. However, we're moving from "how can I learn C?" into "which is better, C or C++?". My point is that C++ gives you roo

I won't disagree with any of your points. However, we're moving from "how can I learn C?" into "which is better, C or C++?". My point is that C++ gives you room to play around with pointers and whatnot without getting overwhelmed by them. I think a lot depends on learning style. Some people may prefer to dive right into C. Others might prefer to start with C++. Different strokes and all.