Ever since I became aware of the backlash associated with saying "C/C++", I try to use it everywhere. Not because I don't understand the points, nor because I d

Ever since I became aware of the backlash associated with saying "C/C++", I try to use it everywhere. Not because I don't understand the points, nor because I disagree with them. Baiting pedants is fun, basically. They always go off and 95% of everybody does an eye-roll. Then I point out that there is a very significant subset of C that is also a subset of C++ and it's actually a very good and useful subset that we mostly always program in. And we could call that, very large, subset of C, C/C++. HAHAHAHAHA!