Hello Ray On 15 Jan 2007, you wrote:
> If you plan on going to C++ eventially, why not learn > the "basic stuff" in C++ instead of learning about > scanf, printf, malloc, etc which have been replaced in > C++. That is probably my problem: I don't know if I'm going forward (C++) afterwards. C is the "official" language on my machine, not sure if C++ compatibility is 100% working. Anyway, it seems pretty much consensuous that, for long term, C++ is the better choice. I'm going to hunt for a basic C++ book, see if I click with it. My experience so far has been almost non-existent. C I can understand, but C++ seems more complicated, so to speak. So, thanks for all your answers, hope to report later to show what (and if) I learned. ;) Bye, Nuno
