>Nothing is stopping you from writing c-like c++ if that's what you like style wise. You'll just have to get used to the C++ community screaming at you that it

>Nothing is stopping you from writing c-like c++ if that's what you like style wise. You'll just have to get used to the C++ community screaming at you that it's the wrong way to write C++ and that you should just use Go or Zig instead