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>Objective-C is better in this regard I would argue that's "better". As a result, Objective-C feels like an alien language for a C programmer. Although to be f
by pmelendez 12y ago
>Objective-C is better in this regard
I would argue that's "better". As a result, Objective-C feels like an alien language for a C programmer. Although to be fair I don't think a core C programmer would move to either C++ or Objective-C unless (s)he has to (iOS support or legacy code). I think it is the same reason why C++ developers are not moving to Go anytime soon.
- jokoon 12y agoI'd gladly move to a language that has the syntactic sugar of C++ (STL, lambdas, modules, and many other things) without the complexity (templates, inheritance, polymorphism). Go and Rust seems to have weird syntax differences with C and I don't understand the utility of those. The go function syntax looks a little bit hairy.