These two languages, for the most part, are completely different; especially now. From culture to paradigm. So let's get a seperate C forum going.
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Jump to PostI'd say C/C++ are different in culture and paradigm.... But I'd not say they are completely different.. for one if you programme in C you typically use a compiler or IDE that also fully supports C++... essentially allowing your code to be a mixture of C and C++ if you …
Jump to PostSure, they are designed with a different paradigm in mind... but it doesn't necesarily make them completely different.
Alot of C++ source code thats around looks exactly like C... and most of the tips and tricks that apply to C++ also apply to C...
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