| radha said: ok this is what i have been trying to say: from the compiler point of view it is a subset, because is compatible on a c++ compiler, but to someone learning is not true, he will get confused. i dont think that someone that knows c++ knows c, different memory allocation, different use of strings, etc. I want to see some beginner that only knows C++ Compaling in a C compiler.
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This all started when Rpruett said that C is cryptic when compared to C++. I very much disagree with that, and I explained why.
Of course it's possible to write cryptic C code, but that doesn't happen due to the language itself which is a part of C++ (with very rare exceptions which don't make it more cryptic anyway). To say C is cryptic and C++ isn't doesn't make sense, that's all I said.
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