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Nino Matassa wrote:
> 
> Jeroen,
> 
> C is a part of C++, I'd do the C++ and benifet from both.
> Regards.
> 

You may choose C++ I you want, but it is untrue that "C is a part of
C++."  Such an assertion shows an insufficient grasp of at least one of
these languages.  This ignorance raises questions abour whether your
recommendation of one of them over the other is worth anything at all.


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Carius est nobis flagellari p doctrina quam nescire.
[leofre ys us beon beswungen for lare thaenne hit ne cunnan.]
 - MS Cotton Tiberius A, xv, fol. 60v (British Library)