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Hello!
Which one (C or C++) should I learn for Unix System?, Which one is more useful for Unix System? Thanks John |
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Well John, you can certainly create a lengthy "religious"
discussion about this one... I prefer C and since early Unix was re-written in C and Unix system calls are in C, one can say the C is the "native" language. However, C++ does have distinct advantages and if you want to learn it, some recommend you do NOT start with C (me included). I've been "guilty" of thinking in C when writing C++ on many occasions (just because I "know" a way to do "it" in C and C++ will run it). Either way, you'll be learning a powerful programming language that will allow you to create very useful, industrial strength, systems. |
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