> If you’re referring to a C program or programmer just say “C”. If you’re referring to a C++ program or programmer just say “C++”. If you’re referring to both

> If you’re referring to a C program or programmer just say “C”. If you’re referring to a C++ program or programmer just say “C++”. If you’re referring to both used separately say something like: > > C and C++ > C, C++ > C++ with C > Etc. > > NOT C/C++ > > Only if you’re using C together with C++ would it be acceptable to say C/C++. oh ffs, stop it with the pedantry. How long of a blog post because "c/c++" isn't "c and c++"? It's neurotic.