Learning to code in C++

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  • kommisar
    Dark Chancellor
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    • Jun 2005
    • 7324
    #16
    Re: Learning to code in C++

    c++ is horrible and is not a great reflection of the progress programming has gone through since 1985.

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      • DaBackpack
        ~ お ま ん こ ~
        • Mar 2014
        • 918
        #17
        Re: Learning to code in C++

        Originally posted by kommisar
        c++ is horrible and is not a great reflection of the progress programming has gone through since 1985.
        C++ is still the king for graphics manipulation and GPU programming, along with C. (unfortunately)

        Originally posted by MinaciousGrace
        news flash all code is imperative
        You must be fun at parties.

        EDIT: This statement isn't even "literally" true if you use the definition used in your screenshot lmao. (assuming the second definition)
        Last edited by DaBackpack; 08-10-2020, 02:16 PM.


        Originally posted by Moogy
        no one cares
        Originally posted by TWG Dan Hedgehog
        there are 743 matches for hedgehog suicide on deviantart
        that's kind of a sad statistic

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          • kommisar
            Dark Chancellor
            FFR Simfile Author
            FFR Music Producer
            • Jun 2005
            • 7324
            #18
            Re: Learning to code in C++

            Won't deny its efficiency for optimizing performance in any system, especially C since it's being hella used lately with embedded systems/ IOT

            I still hate it. Computers are becoming pretty good at optimizing thread usage so even if there's more clunk on top of a language such as C#, the benefits it gives to a programmer makes up for it.

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