> C (not "C/C++", those people generally mean "C++") Bzzzt... that'd be the "C++/C" people. Those who word it as "C/C++" typically meant C with reluctant C++ i

> C (not "C/C++", those people generally mean "C++") Bzzzt... that'd be the "C++/C" people. Those who word it as "C/C++" typically meant C with reluctant C++ if pressed.