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just the facts

Postby masterkey on Sat Oct 17, 2009 2:57 pm

c++ vs pascal
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Re: just the facts

Postby noobgrammer on Sat Oct 17, 2009 3:56 pm

There is no right answer here it is more a matter of opinion. Just as much as Windows versus Mac. They both have there pluses. So basically you will have to figure that one on your own.
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Re: just the facts

Postby Knight313 on Sat Oct 17, 2009 5:30 pm

I do not know much about pascal, but I know C++ is very mainstream and used by a lot of people. You will benefit from knowing C++ immensely if you are going into software engineering of any kind.
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Re: just the facts

Postby antiRTFM on Sat Oct 17, 2009 7:16 pm

noobgrammer wrote:There is no right answer here it is more a matter of opinion. Just as much as Windows versus Mac. They both have there pluses. So basically you will have to figure that one on your own.

Very true. May I add regarding these kinds of questions in general; it can also depend heavily on the project. For some projects X language would be more suitable than Y or Z language, for others not.

Having said that, it is equally true that
Knight313 wrote:C++ is very mainstream and used by a lot of people. You will benefit from knowing C++ immensely if you are going into software engineering of any kind.
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