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by Nursie
4043 days ago
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And a lot of complexity, obfuscation and implicit behaviour. I have developed and enjoyed developing in both. C has an elegant simplicity about it and you can do literally anything. C++ can be quicker, and it has a bunch of useful standard stuff, but it does have some downsides and quirks. There's room in the world for both. |
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For anything else where the option was between C and C++, I always picked C++ when given liberty of choice.