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Why I code in C and not C++

by
Robert G. Brown
Duke University Physics Department
Durham, NC 27708-0305
Copyright Robert G. Brown, 2024


Abstract

I can no longer remember where or when I found this while mousing around on the internet, but it is clearly something anyone seriously considering the choice between C and C++ should read before investing their future in one or the other.



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