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View Poll Results: C Vs. C++
C 1 11.11%
C++ 8 88.89%
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Posted 2003-06-28, 11:27 PM
It matters not whether you win or lose; what matters is whether I win or lose.
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Posted 2003-06-28, 11:29 PM in reply to Shining Knights's post "C Vs. C++"
I'd rather get a C+, although I've never gotten below a B- anyway..
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Posted 2003-06-28, 11:30 PM in reply to Shining Knights's post "C Vs. C++"
omg, NERD ALERT
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Posted 2003-06-29, 02:56 AM in reply to Shining Knights's post "C Vs. C++"
C++, it feels like an upgrade to C anyway. It was originally supposed to be called D, so it's simply a step to the next level from C.
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Posted 2003-06-29, 07:16 AM in reply to Shining Knights's post "C Vs. C++"
C++ for sure, some people say it is better to learn C then go to C++. I skipped to C++, but just letting you know what some people said.
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Posted 2003-06-29, 01:49 PM in reply to Shining Knights's post "C Vs. C++"
Learn VB
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Posted 2003-06-29, 01:52 PM in reply to Shining Knights's post "C Vs. C++"
VB = Nub programming language. Plus, I learned VB first, and it made it hadrer to go to the C family.
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Posted 2003-06-29, 01:55 PM in reply to Shining Knights's post "C Vs. C++"
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Posted 2003-06-29, 01:57 PM in reply to Shining Knights's post "C Vs. C++"
Learn what you plan to use.
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Posted 2003-06-29, 02:05 PM in reply to Shining Knights's post "C Vs. C++"
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Posted 2003-06-29, 02:07 PM in reply to Shining Knights's post "C Vs. C++"
But if you're going to be using C++, I say just go to C++
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Posted 2003-06-29, 02:22 PM in reply to Shining Knights's post "C Vs. C++"
....C# plz
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Posted 2003-06-29, 03:27 PM in reply to Shining Knights's post "C Vs. C++"
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Posted 2003-06-29, 10:30 PM in reply to Shining Knights's post "C Vs. C++"
C++ is better, and I think it's easier to use.
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Posted 2003-06-29, 11:08 PM in reply to Shining Knights's post "C Vs. C++"
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