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- From: grantp@usa.pipeline.com(Pete)
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- Subject: Re: Opinions on Visual C/C++
- Date: 4 Mar 1996 11:19:47 GMT
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- On Mar 04, 1996 02:31:35 in article <Opinions on Visual C/C++>,
- 'afn02803@freenet2.freenet.ufl.edu (Steven E. Fullenwider)' wrote:
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-
- >
- > I would just like to through out a little bit of a probably already
- >used question: How do you folks feel about Visual C/C++? Do you see it
- >as the next best language like C++ was a few years ago?
- >
- Visual C/C++ is the name of a product, not a language.
-
- A few years ago? C++ is probably the most widely used computer
- language today, except possibly for C, although it's hard to distinguish
- since many lines of a C++ program are legal C. In any case, C++ is *the*
- computer language of today. The implication that it's now just history
- is absurd.
-
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- Pete Grant
- Kalevi, Inc.
- Software Engineering & development
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