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You can just learn C++ and forget all about C, but there are much much C programs out there need to be maintained so you need to know proper C syntax to program.

I really don't know, that was the reason I posted this topic up,I still confuse what we should devolt our time at? If C is a dying language then so is C++ ! except that C would be dying faster,but C++ is still popular in software development. I think C is only good for software engineering in...

BoulderBum , hehehe what a career goal!, 4 months of pay is good provided that you can land a new job really soon afterward which means need to have good experience and in demand. How about 2 weeks of severance pay,I thought nowadays private company can lay you off in short notice and dont pay...

BoulderBum, "Man, if I just graduated when I started school, I'd be livin it up on severance pay right now" elaborate a bit here for me. I don't quite understand :):)

Hi everyone, Thank you thank you for your input. Yes too many languages to learn - that requires alot of time, we can't do that properly. Even if we try to learn them all but when go for a job they really ask us how many years of experience you have on this and that. You guys like to suggest...

Hi Stretchwickster, Yes, C++ is a very good and interesting language to learn (I passed the course), but when coming to program for project at work it could make your life really really miserable at times - am scared. Don't know what to decide yet!!!

Hi xwb, It's pretty hard for MS goes bust tomorrow, I think eventually C# and .NET will have stronger market supports for them as MS quite dominates the IT industry, softwares development driven by MS. Maybe one day when MS refines C# and .NET tobe perfect with more functionalities and...

Hi, Is it? look, it takes a long long time to master C++ and too much to learn in VC++. Now Microsoft has come up with C# to improve and speed up programming process as they say. So for some fresh enterer in C++ programming do you think it is a waste of time to start programming/practising in...

Hi chipperMDW, OO program is shorter than standard procedural programming style! - if that is so, I am glad to know. I don't really know well at all since haven't written many programs yet, but you may be right if the program is big, however for small simple program, I still think standard...

Hi BoulderBum, Thank you for your info. I feel abit more confident to apply for a C++ programming job as people do program C++ in procedural style for commercial projects , although I am still very weak at it. OOP method seems helpful in reusability of old codes and neatly organised, but it...

Hi chipperMDW, Oh very good very good to have your reply in great length and details. I honestly thank you! Regarding my question and array issue - you said "you aren't obligated to use classes for verything" and can use "as a kind of C", yes we can program in that way for...

Hi everyone, I wonder that making Classes is compulsory in C++ programming or we just program like C language with C++ syntax? If it is compulsory then everytime defining an array do we have to make Constructor, Destructor and Resize methods according to C++ Object Oriented programming? Thanks...