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The choice of language is one of availability of a compiler, a library, an environment, and what the existing code is written in. Often, the existing code is written in C because that was available before C++ and was more defined. Also, C++ introduces complexity, although it has great value, and C might be more appropriate for certain applications, such as operating system internal code.

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