C has gotten a lot better through standardization and tooling, it really is vastly improved compared to the flawed experience that K&R describes. I can't say t

C has gotten a lot better through standardization and tooling, it really is vastly improved compared to the flawed experience that K&R describes. I can't say the same about C++, which feels as if one has to set clear and definite limits, banning most of the language, before one can deploy it in a sane manner.