C++ was intentionally developed by grafting on OO concepts to C, while
still keeping the language at essentially the same level. In other
words, you can still do pretty much the same kinds of "low-level" things
in C++ that you could do in C. The main difference is, you can also use
the OO extensions to create libraries of object classes that
(ostensibly) make it easier to re-use code.
> Ted MacNEIL wrote:
...(snip)...
Since C++ is the object oriented language and C is the procedural one, I always
thought it was the other way around.
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