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C is hardly used. C++ would be a better deal imo. You don't need C to learn C++.

C is still used in most programs, C++ is for noobs. Besides, learn C and you can do C++ easily.
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Originally Posted by GRAYgoosey View Post
C is still used in most programs, C++ is for noobs. Besides, learn C and you can do C++ easily.

The only real reason to use C over C++ is if you are updating an already completed or partially complete project. C++ includes everything in C, but C doesn't include everything in C++. I see no reason to use a language when a newer, better version exists.
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Originally Posted by GRAYgoosey View Post
C is still used in most programs, C++ is for noobs. Besides, learn C and you can do C++ easily.

Hell, cobalt is used more then C. C++ is the most reliable.
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You _can't_ learn C++ properly without first learning C. The concepts presented in OOP applications of the C++ language are advanced. If you cannot grasp something as simple as C, then you haven't a chance in hell of understanding the inheritance or polymorphism. You must learn to crawl before you walk.

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Also, C++ is complicated for a beginner, one far too complicated for alot of programmers to program correctly in.
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Originally Posted by GRAYgoosey View Post
You _can't_ learn C++ properly without first learning C. The concepts presented in OOP applications of the C++ language are advanced. If you cannot grasp something as simple as C, then you haven't a chance in hell of understanding the inheritance or polymorphism. You must learn to crawl before you walk.

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Also, C++ is complicated for a beginner, one far too complicated for alot of programmers to program correctly in.

C++ is quite easy, and excuse me for saying this, but if you don't get it the month you start learning it, you are one stupid, stupid mo-fo.
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Originally Posted by ToXiKz View Post
C++ is quite easy, and excuse me for saying this, but if you don't get it the month you start learning it, you are one stupid, stupid mo-fo.

Who ever said you are utilizing it correctly? Lol stuckup fail. I learned it in about 2 weeks, but that doesn't mean I got the full idea, or wasn't coding sloppily, if you have been coding for over 10 years and haven't learned something new, then I'm sorry. Before you think I have been coding that long, I haven't, I know many people that have been, and still learn better more efficient ways.
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