Re: My problem in C
@camlorn, I'll bight, since I was always curious.
If C is only used in some specific situations, what about C++? Why is it more, or less, applicable than C? This is more of a theory question to which I tried to find an answer but failed, and I'm hoping you can clear this up. For example, I know a good chunk of C by this point, have built some basic maze and procedural generation projects, and am in the same boat as Dark Eagle, out of ideas on what to do. Why would or wouldn't I switch to C++? I know a good chunk of the language already (from what I understood most C code is valid CPP code) so all I would really have to learn are classes, friends, and templates in addition to the API. I found some answers to the proposed questions, but all of them lean to one or another side, switch or don't switch. I would appreciate a non-biased view of this, or at least as biased free as possible since you know, we're humans.
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