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Come again, please? All computational time+space efficiency of C++ comes from the "C", not the "++" part!
by _0ffh 16y ago
Come again, please?
All computational time+space efficiency of C++ comes from the "C", not the "++" part!
- jongraehl 16y agoYou misunderstand - I'm just qualifying the experience I'm speaking from. I've used both languages, but only when time and space efficiency can't be sacrificed. I've never worked on a large program in either. Under those conditions, I know from experience that C++ is better. It allows me to abstract safely (I benefit from some compile time type-checking) with little or no run-time cost.