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Top Forums Programming c - problem with headers? Post 302434555 by jim mcnamara on Saturday 3rd of July 2010 10:24:19 AM
Old 07-03-2010
I disagree about c++. You either code for C or for c++. You don't bounce back and forth C->C++, C++->C....

Pick one.

We'll help. Either way you have syntax errors as your code stands.

Also, learning C and C++ concurrently is not a great idea. If you have to know both for your job, pick the one that is used the most, learn it well. Then try the other.
 

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