I wish people would stop saying "C/C++" , these are 2 different languages. That's disingenuous. C++ is largely a superset of C, to the point that a large C pro

I wish people would stop saying "C/C++" , these are 2 different languages. That's disingenuous. C++ is largely a superset of C, to the point that a large C project such as gcc could be compiled with a C++ compiler without too much effort: https://lwn.net/Articles/542457/ https://lwn.net/Articles/542457/