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Article #4168Univ project - If I want to test C/C++ and Java what would be good areas
From: alnrdb
Date: Thu, 07 Mar 2002 20:25
Date: Thu, 07 Mar 2002 20:25
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I'm proposing to investigate and research the differences between C, C++ and Java for my computer science degree project. Including what situations are they better, performance etc... My question is can you proivde me with any ideas/ benchmarks that would really test the three languages and testing areas of importance etc?!?!.... Any ideas, suggestions?! Many many thanks in advance. James Radford BSc Computer Science undergraduate.
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