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2 total messages Started by OrionD Fri, 21 Apr 2000 00:00

#81

Author: OrionD
Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2000 00:00

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ok here is a brand new newbie so as soon as I figure out how ta get this
puppy installed you will have yer hands full with all my lame questions
...lol I am using c is there any significant difference between c and c++
that will prevent us from sharing source ??

Re: c c+ c++

#82

Author: Cliff Hulcoop
Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2000 00:00

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To my knowledge (did in my day) c++ compilers can read c but not the other
way round.

you could therefore provide c source to the group but if the group provide
c++ answers it will not work for you. Try a c newsgroup?

If you understand this then c++ is object oriented (like visual basic
classes,java classes) and allows methods and properties.  It also allows
inheritance.

If you do not understand this please dont bother asking it is far too
difficult to explain (but look in the java course section in my website
below, it explains inheritance in a inheritance.htm file)

cliff


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"OrionD" <tinko@pdq.net> wrote in message
news:180E5865768CAFA4.1C11D043AD4C2B3F.F8E2B43801E0ADE7@lp.airnews.net...
> ok here is a brand new newbie so as soon as I figure out how ta get this
> puppy installed you will have yer hands full with all my lame questions
> ...lol I am using c is there any significant difference between c and c++
> that will prevent us from sharing source ??
>
>

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