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Precisely! It always is a red flag when new graduates have "proficient in C/C++ " in their resumes. I've found that these people tend to write code in a combina
by Jun8 16y ago
Precisely! It always is a red flag when new graduates have "proficient in C/C++ " in their resumes. I've found that these people tend to write code in a combination dialect of C and C++ that I call C+.
- ern 16y agoThere was old adage that people who say they code in "C/C++" don't really know either one. This was about a decade ago, I can't recall where I saw it, and don't know if it still a widely held view.
- jrockway 16y agoThe fewer C++ features you use, the more likely it is that you will eventually write a computer program that actually runs.