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> Number 1-5 are mostly "I don't want to learn new things", so I'll ignore them. Then I take it you'll agree C++ is better than C?
by wisty 14y ago
> Number 1-5 are mostly "I don't want to learn new things", so I'll ignore them.
Then I take it you'll agree C++ is better than C?
- ansgri 14y agoGood analogy to C++ vs C. C++ gives you a lot of power previously unavailable, as git does. And there seems to be no canonical ways to do anything neither in C++ nor in git. And that does confuse a lot!
- klodolph 14y agoNon-sequitur. My point is that if you assume C++ is just like C, you'll end up writing bad C++ code.