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Topic	What type of programmer are you?
scar the 1 10/02/18 12:06:46 PM #38:	Start with C++ if you want. Loads of people have done that and turned out just fine. It can be rough for a while depending on what kind of person you are, like what piques your interest. If you want to see a moving object on the screen really quickly, C++ will be tedious. If you just want to learn more about algorithms and data structures, C++ can be great. If you're actually into stuff like manual memory management and being somewhat close to the hardware, C and C++ are right up your alley. It's not outdated in any way, and to imply that Rust is a perfect replacement is a laughable farce. ~~Personally I like D though~~ --- Everything has an end, except for the sausage. It has two. <cite>scar the 1 posted [p:909824600] in What type ... [t:77059156]...</cite> <quote>Start with C++ if you want. Loads of people have done that and turned out just fine. It can be rough for a while depending on what kind of person you are, like what piques your interest. If you want to see a moving object on the screen really quickly, C++ will be tedious. If you just want to learn more about algorithms and data structures, C++ can be great. If you're actually into stuff like manual memory management and being somewhat close to the hardware, C and C++ are right up your alley. It's not outdated in any way, and to imply that Rust is a perfect replacement is a laughable farce. Personally I like D though --- Everything has an end, except for the sausage. It has two.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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