My point was that "C/C++" is not a language. "C and C++" is the only correct reference they made to the two languages. They only mentioned Rust once as an exam

My point was that "C/C++" is not a language. "C and C++" is the only correct reference they made to the two languages. They only mentioned Rust once as an example of a "memory safe" language, but did not elaborate as much as they pointed their finger at "C/C++". This is bad and unconvincing writing.