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The age old question c or c++. and my good old opinion: C++ for ease of large project development, c for doing thngs out of c++ reach (like very far pointers)
So best is to learn both (not very different) and use as suited |
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Also, for beginners, C++ IO is much simpler than C. std::cout << "text"; is easier than a printf function, and cin is easier than scanf. |
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Oh, wait... Comparing C to C++? Personally I can't think an easy way to compare both... C++ is Object Oriented, C is not... Almost everything I want to do in C I can do in C++, only in a different way. Well, I still prefer C to make simpler projects, so I vote for C!
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C and C++ is the 'same' language, but C++ has a graphical interface.
C is the most popular language and it's easy to learn, so you can learn it first. C++ is a 'complement' of C, with a lot of more functions. |
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