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While I don't agree with everything the guy says, this is a huge pet peeve of mine: if someone says "C/C++" all the time, it is likely that they are skilled at
by DarkShikari 17y ago
While I don't agree with everything the guy says, this is a huge pet peeve of mine: if someone says "C/C++" all the time, it is likely that they are skilled at neither, because anyone who has done significant programming in both knows quite well that the two are quite different in practice.
- dryicerx 17y agoThe two indeed totally different, but in lot of real world applications, the two are used together, and they are very complementary. For examples, lot of straight C wrapped in Classes, and accessed in a very C++ way. It's appropriate to say C/C++ for these.