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Will it cause me any issue id I didn't study c and go straight to learn c++. Thanks

24th Jun 2017, 5:42 PM
Abimbola Oyetade
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No.
24th Jun 2017, 5:54 PM
Victor
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I believe it will not cause any issue
24th Jun 2017, 6:53 PM
Abimbola Oyetade
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as i wrote in another discussion, c can be considered as a subset of c++. thus if you really know c++, you already learned c. but: if you need to operate on some restricted hardware you have to use the available c there (embedded systems, arm architecture). on these systems there might be no c++ available. c++ is more like a combination of multiple programming languages or paradigms as already stated by scott Meyers in effective c++ most fundamental. but beside c you need to observe: - object orientation (c does not know classes)/polymorphism - templates (c only knows the c preprocessor) - stl standard template library - new extensions in c++11/14/17 like lamdas. some people really distinguish between classical C++ and modern C++ wich means C++11 or newer.
24th Jun 2017, 9:01 PM
Volker Milbrandt
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