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I rather write garage code than using slop
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a lot of languages support qt6 though
but from what I understand from form posts is it's harder to make qt6 programs with c than c++, because I have to make warper in my qt6 program with c++ for that c code to work? Idk I'm just getting started
The problem with QT is that everything becomes a "QT app" when you start writing with QT. You'll end up using more of their types than the standard library, and getting a clean front-end / back-end separation is more difficult.
Anyways, C++ isn't just a superset of C; they're surprisingly different, and the best modern approaches are extremely so. That advice may have been true before 2014 and a bit until 2017, but it certainly isn't now.
Honestly C and C++ code are the same. You can use C++ function calls and objects when needed and have everything else pure C. Don’t think of them as two completely different languages, C++ is more of an “object oriented framework for c” than its own language. That is a gross oversimplification but you get what I mean.
That really hurts to read. Have you programmed with any spec newer than c++11? Best-practices have changed a lot. It isn't "c with classes" anymore. Yes, most of the ancient code will work; but there are better, more efficient, and more ergonomic alternatives now.
sure but you can also use like java or python
I don't like java or python
i thought you were learning? or is it just learning c++