3 ms·
I don't code in low level languages like that, so when I see C/C++, to me it means "high performance software but too hard for me to tinker with"
by idonotknowwhy 3y ago
I don't code in low level languages like that, so when I see C/C++, to me it means "high performance software but too hard for me to tinker with"
- To_be_Frank 3y agoThat’s exactly why they should not be mixed. Well written C++ 20 is easy to work with and protects you from making mistakes, while C code not only happily gives you the rope to rang yourself with—it requires you to use it! What makes C++ seem difficult today is all the things that it allows for back compat, and that those things are still how C++ is taught… by teaching “C/C++”.