Syntax is more friendly.

Not what I meant. I meant in the syntax

It's a good one

Syntax is more friendly.

Need a good book for C too

Like C is a little bit complicated than c++

Like C is a little bit complicated than c++

Oops concept makes c++ abstruse.

C++ is a very big language. But there's a way to teach it with simplicity to beginners.

Like C is a little bit complicated than c++

Cause for someone who has to learn programming c++ is more friendly

Stream objects makes c++ syntax much simple. Other than that, what's the diff

Stream objects makes c++ syntax much simple. Other than that, what's the diff

I just meant to say that if someone has to start c++ is better cause of its semplified way to learn it

I see.

What are some tips or suggestions to learn c/c++ in good way?

Guys need help! C language I have array of 52 letters (uppercase and lowercase) I need generate all possible values of this letters in 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 spots, like this: a, zabSs, aB, ZAk, soS, Kkac and so on. I done for 1 spot using for loop, but can't figure out for 2,3,4,5 spots. Can someone help me with it?

C++ for better security

C++ for better security

what you mean why C is not secure

what you mean why C is not secure

C++ for better security

C also provides flexibility, but c++ provides a bit more

C++ is more flexible than C :)

what you mean by saying flexibility

Yeah but for some reasons Linux is not written in c++

I guess Linus wasn't a big fan of c++😂

He has his biases

hi guys. i’m trying to write simple web-server on C. here is my includes #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <unistd.h> #include <sys/types.h> #include <sys/socket.h> #include <netinet/in.h> #include <netdb.h> #include <arpa/inet.h> #include <string.h> #include <sys/stat.h> #include <fcntl.h> #include <sys/sendfile.h> in code I have sendfile(fd_client, fdimg, NULL, 90000); function. but compiler say there are should be 6 arguments instead of 4. I run my code on mac, but seems like on linux everything it’s fine …

C++ (and a few others such as Forth or Assembly), don't allow the overflow to really occur and instead shoot the offender. From a security point of view this is much better.

why python and java doesnt have buffer overflows and c and c++ does have

why python and java doesnt have buffer overflows and c and c++ does have

i’m pretty new in C. i can’t find docs😁. can u help?

I have working function but with Linux signature

Please suggest good course or book for beginner level

Does anyone know good tutorial for cpp ?

No tutorials, read books

A big, very useful library for C++.

turbo c books

It's not a library.

Different classes help c++ for data access which make half of work easy than c

$ qsearch boost ... dev-libs/boost Boost Libraries for C++ ... $ 🤔

using C++ can be more simple then C. The language itself is far more complex then C.

If I'm writing long long int a =99970002*99980000; Why am I getting answer upto 10 digits only when I cout<<a??

If I'm writing long long int a =99970002*99980000; Why am I getting answer upto 10 digits only when I cout<<a??

Is this compiler issue that I'm getting overflow?

It is first calculated then converted to long long. Write something like long long int a = static_cast<long long>(99970002)*static_cast<long long>(99980000);

Please help me about command line argument