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Since C++ is derived from C, C is no longer a language because it is now a part of C++. The same applies to French and German. Since english incorporates german and french, those languages no longer exist. Now come tell that to the seperatist french opressors here in Quebec.
You have interesting character..
But yet again.. no website..
I put more detail into my avatar to make you happy. ;)
Well, Dutch incorporates lots of English, Finlandian, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Indian, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss and Turkish words...
But then again, English, Finlandian, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Indian, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss and Turkish contain Dutch words as well...
I guess all of those languages have become redundant then...
Let's all start talking hehbridian, sounds like an interesting language. Can't be that difficult, too.
True negative,
oh no in Dutch means "oh nee"
I believe in Iceland it's "o nei"
cool huh?:D
Wow...Quote:
Originally posted by Negative
Well, Dutch incorporates lots of English, Finlandian, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Indian, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss and Turkish words...
But then again, English, Finlandian, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Indian, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss and Turkish contain Dutch words as well...
I guess all of those languages have become redundant then...
Let's all start talking hehbridian, sounds like an interesting language. Can't be that difficult, too.
U know.. One day .. we will all speak a universal language incorporated of all languages..
it should be called....
l33t
hehbris, you trying to start trouble?
uhh.... 2 late..Quote:
Originally posted by SolidPez
hehbris, you trying to start trouble?
he already has..
you guys need to post websites with virtual "rings" and virtual "gloves" so you can finally duke it out ;)
They have something better..Quote:
Originally posted by aarobonob
you guys need to post websites with virtual "rings" and virtual "gloves" so you can finally duke it out ;)
its called "CounterStrike" a mod for halflife.
Well I guess that means you speak fluently in both French and German then right??Quote:
Originally posted by hehbris
Since C++ is derived from C, C is no longer a language because it is now a part of C++. The same applies to French and German. Since english incorporates german and french, those languages no longer exist. Now come tell that to the seperatist french opressors here in Quebec.
Between, I don't see how your reasoning even remotely makes any sense...
Ammo
I believe that it would be something to do with a little post of mine a while back when he was claiming what a super-duper programmer he was not realising that C was a subset of C++. i think that i quite annoyed him really and so now he has to tell the world about it.Quote:
Originally posted by SolidPez
hehbris, you trying to start trouble?
does this mean C is a subset to java as well?
this must also mean that linux is writen in C++ as well. Just because C happens to be used in C++ doesn't invalidate C you fool. The standards in C++ are to use C++ objects because C++ uses object orientated methology unlike C. There is no printf in C++ even though you can include stdio.h, iso standards require the use of OBJECTS.
Java was a pretty much new language that missed out C's ponters and pointer arithmaticQuote:
Originally posted by hehbris
does this mean C is a subset to java as well?
this must also mean that linux is writen in C++ as well. Just because C happens to be used in C++ doesn't invalidate C you fool. The standards in C++ are to use C++ objects because C++ uses object orientated methology unlike C. There is no printf in C++ even though you can include stdio.h, iso standards require the use of OBJECTS.
just compile the hello world program from C in C++. It will work.
I never said that C was Not a language its just that i don't really consider it to be one that you can say that you program in any more, it has been engulfed by C++
tell this to all the C programmers out there. C compilers are still in development and are used by people who are not fans of C++ bloatware. And java is not just C without pointers, you are just spewing the most simple and obvious things pretending as if you had a clue - well sorry bucko it is obvious that you don't have a single clue.
I am probably going to regret having read this post.
A minor correction if I may.
True, C++ uses many features of C. True most modern compilers written for C++ can compile and debug C code. True C++ has replaced C in many types of software where C used to be the defacto language. True many programmers know both C++ and C. True that things like C++ & C comments can be used interchangeably.
Also true:
C and C++ code can not be compiled using the same compiler unless it is a C/C++ cross compiler (which many are). C++ is rarely if ever used for device drivers and CPU instructions sets where C often is(assembly pref. for CPU). C pointer math is different than C++. Some operators are not used in the same way, or do not have the same priority. exit() and return() are treated differently. There are many fine points as well as code structure that are the same or similar, but there are more that are not.
Being an avid supporter and programmer in both C and C++ I would have to politely disagree that the two are one in the same or that C++ can do anything that C can do and vice versa.
Well said UberCoder...
He he, ;) i wouldn't bet on it.Quote:
Originally posted by UberC0der
I am probably going to regret having read this post.
I'm quite ok with that, i too was saying about my own personal viewpoint, because for my needs C and C++ are one and the same thing.Quote:
Originally posted by UberC0der
I would have to politely disagree that the two are one in the same or that C++ can do anything that C can do and vice versa.
Thank you for being polite about disagreeing though.
praten er hier mensen ook nog nederlands? mijn nederlands is niet perfect dus sorry voor foutjes
Ok you point me in the right direction........;)Quote:
Originally posted by hehbris
tell this to all the C programmers out there. C compilers are still in development and are used by people who are not fans of C++ bloatware.
I didn't have all that time to fully explain about java and C/C++, some of us have things that we have to do (college)Quote:
Originally posted by hehbris
And java is not just C without pointers,
some of which you didn't seem to know......... :DQuote:
Originally posted by hehbris
you are just spewing the most simple and obvious things
<sarcasm>Quote:
Originally posted by hehbris
pretending as if you had a clue - well sorry bucko it is obvious that you don't have a single clue.
Damnn.....so all this time i spent learning Java, and i don't have a clue, so THATS where im going wrong
</sarcasm>
and i don't take kidnly to being called bucko..........it is clear from this that you just don't have any respect for others and have to result to name calling.
"all this time on java" if you really need to spend more than a week to learn java then something is definitely wrong with you. Java is a technician's language, C++ is a man's language
That is you personal opinion, not every man and his wife want to hereQuote:
Originally posted by hehbris
"all this time on java" if you really need to spend more than a week to learn java then something is definitely wrong with you. Java is a technician's language, C++ is a man's language