Re: what is c++, c, ansi c etc...

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From: aNk1ez
Date: Mon, 09 Apr 1990 21:44

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OOPS is a term coined by some unknown programmer when his code accessed the data
the wrong way.  :-)

Seriously, everyone.. I haven't seen one *real* use of objects, except to 
confuse people.  (But then, i'm one of those people who still believes the
best way to handle data is to do your own memory accessing.)

Techs / cs2591aq@carina.unm.edu		aNk1e Byt0rZ klUb common account.

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