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Those added features make for simpler code - I mean, almost anything that does string handling or requires dynamic arrays is way easier to do in C++.
by stephen_g 13y ago
Those added features make for simpler code - I mean, almost anything that does string handling or requires dynamic arrays is way easier to do in C++.
- Sharlin 13y agoIndeed. A simple language leads to complex code. And code complexity is the thing that needs to be avoided, not language complexity. You could write a Turing-complete language with a single instruction, for instance "subtract and branch if negative", and it would probably be the simplest language in the world, but writing anything nontrivial in it would be horribly complicated.