I very much doubt I'm in a position to even hire anyone.
But still, your attitude is something I cannot understand.
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I very much doubt I'm in a position to even hire anyone.
But still, your attitude is something I cannot understand.
And that's why I wouldn't hire you.
Logical correctness is independent of the programming language. Whether you need a deep copy or not has nothing to do with how a deep copy is done.
The point is that in C, if a deep copy is done, it...
My argument isn't subjective. In C, an operator is a built-in operator. A variable declaration does nothing aside from reserving space. There isn't code that is suddenly executed when a function...
C source is considerably easier to audit, because there's less going on behind the scenes. No hidden function calls. No surprising return paths through exceptions.
Again, this could be solved by...
You missed that "no one seems to understand" is a rude thing to say.
There's also simply the fact that some people don't like C++. Linus Torvalds, for example.
Well, both C# and Java can directly trace their ancestry to C++. In the family of programming languages, C# and Java are siblings, children of C++ and Smalltalk, really. C++ is a child of mostly C...
C and C++ are considerably less similar than C# and Java. Does that make Java and C# "merely dialects" of the same language?
It probably wouldn't. But the code would be larger.
Not quite true, depending on the compiler's exception handling strategy.
Solaris's system level is C and C++, just like every other OS's.
Zend is also written in C.
Where do you get all these ideas?
C1x is in the planning. The C and C++ working groups are always collaborating. When C++ gets multi-threading support, C will follow soon after. (Indeed, C interoperability concerns were the main...
Bzuh?
First, unlike C++, C actually has compilers that are 100% conforming to the language standard.
Second, C++ compiler are certainly not compliant with the C standard.
Minor issues.
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What's the point? If you're writing C code, use C. What's the advantage of using C++ to write C code?
It's good for teaching if you're not given the chance to avoid some work. In C, you have to deal with low-level string representation. Once you're at a level where you're able to learn this stuff,...