Thread: [SOLVED] can i skip learn C, jump to C++
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Old 07-09-2007, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by ScottHughes View Post
I would go with C++, because it is newer. Why learn the old version when you can learn the updated one?
Technically speaking, C is the updated one out of the two right now. :p

C99 (1999) and C++98 (1998) are the latest published specifications of those languages. The newest specification of C++, currently known as C++0x, is being worked on right now, and it is expected to be finished for ratification by 2008, meaning that the C++ standards committee is aiming for C++0x to be C++09 (2009).

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