Re: As a programmer of both languages...

jacob navia wrote:
Ian Collins wrote:
jacob navia wrote:

The difference between C and C++ is the object orientation of C++. C is
not object oriented.

Are you really dense, or just being obtuse? As you have been told many
times before, C++ is a multi paradigm language. You can *choose* to
write OO or procedural code in C++.

You can't program in C++ without using classes. Even if you define
a simple structure it is actually a class.

Your ignorance continues to astound. Maybe you should take some time
out and learn C++ before slagging it off.

C++ does nothing magical with structs, if a struct is valid C, it is
equally valid in C++, nothing is added. Otherwise how could we use C
libraries with C++?

Of course you can write a hello world program without them but explain
me how do you ignore classes in C++?

By not using them?


Maybe, who knows what buzzword will be invented in the future, but
the fact is that without classes you just can't do anything at all in
C++.

If everything C does plus quite a bit more (like your beloved operator
overloading) amounts to nothing.....

Or... I am just "dense" and fail to grasp the obvious :-)

Probably.

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Ian Collins.
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