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Dec 18th, 2002, 08:46 AM
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No, you've covered the ground pretty good. Should suffice to answer the question.
You might add that C++ support "generic programming" but I don't think this helps Hawk in any way.
One thing to add: VB is a proprietary language of Microsoft while C and C++ are standardized languages. VB apps will only run in windows while you can write C and C++ apps so that they run on windows, UNIX, Mac and every system where there is a compiler for it (for C this means about every computer system there is).
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