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Any talk of how compliant Turbo C++ is to modern C++ is missing the point of my post. I'll say again, the point of learning CS at that level of schooling is to
by Arnavion 6y ago
Any talk of how compliant Turbo C++ is to modern C++ is missing the point of my post. I'll say again, the point of learning CS at that level of schooling is to learn programming, not learn C++ and instantly be hirable as a C++ developer.
- pjmlp 6y agoI learned C++ at the 11 grade, back when Turbo C++ 1.0 was still quite recent on the market, and was giving classes to fellow classmates about OOP with Turbo Pascal 5.5, as payment for accessing school software packages and manuals, so I do know a couple of things what about matters at that age, and giving a good preparation for the work market.