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Re: c/c++: a new adventure



I agree that c is a good language, but that c++ is better. c++ is equal to C
in 95% of the time,but it also has the object orientated stuff implemented
in it, and several other new things. it is , as the name implies, one up
from c(or a step beyond , whivher you prefer)
I still believe you should learn C , as alot of current systems that are
running, were buiilt with C, and C is still far from obsolete
-----Original Message-----
From: Orel Beckford <force_ogb@yahoo.com>
To: gameprogrammer@gameprogrammer.com <gameprogrammer@gameprogrammer.com>
Cc: forcesoft@email.com <forcesoft@email.com>
Date: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 7:26 AM
Subject: Re: c/c++: a new adventure


>Hi Guy & Dolls
>
>I have'nt read all the mail regarding this subject,
>but I'm a C programmer and I have been for a while
>now,  I think the best language is C, as it is easy to
>make your C routines or programs into an object, by
>just adding the C++ object model and calling your C
>routines from within the model, I'm not saying C++ is
>not any good as all languages have there strengths and
>weakness, but we must remember that C++ was built on
>the foundations of C, so, it cannot be a bad idea to
>start learning C as it will always come in handy.
>
>Just as an off subject does anyone still code in
>assembler, and will they have any good sites to get
>any good routines from, routines that does anything
>funky with graphics.
>
>Tanks
>Force
>
>
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