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Why are you learning c plus plus?

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Anonymous

14y ago
Updated: 8/19/2019

We learn it cause C++ are useful in programming. It is a language in programming.

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Personally I like C better, there is much less code and fewer opportunities stuff up. C usually produces smaller programs that run faster.

C++ tends to hide things from the programmer (you don't need to know approach) that makes debugging more challenging.

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