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Seeing the author talk about "C/C++" like it's one language (and basically just C) is frustrating.
by drngdds 9y ago
Seeing the author talk about "C/C++" like it's one language (and basically just C) is frustrating.
- macawfish 9y agoMaybe that's more just because some people just need C and some people need C++, but both are very standard, go to compiled languages, and are often learned in tandem.
- adwn 9y agoThat was my initial reaction as well. However, I would guess that C++ is mostly used as a "C with classes" in the domain the author is talking about, so "C/C++" wouldn't be so incorrect.