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> C++ is object-oriented and C isn't Neither is object-oriented, except C++ allows you to easily work with objects unlike C, where you have to reinvent them.
by blub 16y ago
> C++ is object-oriented and C isn't
Neither is object-oriented, except C++ allows you to easily work with objects unlike C, where you have to reinvent them.
It is easy for me not to pick C if I need more abstraction than a struct with pointers to functions can provide.
- roel_v 16y ago"Neither is object-oriented" And thus the discussion devolves into a pissing contest over whose programming language is the most object oriented... Look, one can reasonable agree to disagree on the definition of 'object-oriented', but I don't see how you can seriously state that C++ is not object-oriented. According to the most broadly accepted superset of what constitutes 'object-oriented', C++ is object-oriented (or rather, can be used in such a way).