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Oct 27th, 2002, 08:14 AM
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twanvl is completly right. There is this quote:
C++ would be a decent teaching language if we could forget the C part and only teach the ++ part.
Forgot by whom.
10 years is a VERY long time in computer terms.
And don't misunderstand parksie (on a naming rampage, huh?), when he says "Unix, not Linux" he just points out that GNU/Linux is compliant to the POSIX standard, which s a programming standard for Unix systems. Anything written for POSIX will most likely run on every Unix system.
All the buzzt
 CornedBee
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