I started C early 80's. And stayed with it as well but later wrote major 'systems' in a combination of both (c and C++).
when I used C for hash tables etc, but C++ for any presentation work. I also did a lot of embedded work
where I used C almost exclusively, and some assembler as well.
I tried above to distinguish differences, not similarities between the two language families.
when I used C for hash tables etc, but C++ for any presentation work. I also did a lot of embedded work
where I used C almost exclusively, and some assembler as well.
I tried above to distinguish differences, not similarities between the two language families.