Re: OOP
- From: Richard Heathfield <rjh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2008 17:36:18 +0000
campyhapper@xxxxxxxxx said:
<snip>
And although I'm [...] a careful coder, chances are
higher that, if I say to an employer "I'm a C++
programmer" they will stick me with someone else's
C++ code that is incomprehensible than if I say I'm
a C programmer.
And if you say you're a "C with some extra bits added that don't quite add
up to C++" programmer, they are likely to conclude that you can't hack C
without the extra bits, and can't hack C++ with the non-extra bits.
In other words, if you specialise in what we might call C++-- (erroneous
construct notwithstanding), you are likely to find that your job choice is
more restricted than if you specialise in either C or C++.
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