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From: matth@bellatlantic.net (Matthew Hulett)
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Subject: Re: C versus C++
Date: Mon, 12 Jan 1998 00:35:02 GMT
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   Well, you didn't post your opinion on whether or not learning C++
is a worthy effort. Did I ever say I expected Sony to teach me C?
I knew exactly what I was buying, Sony was very straightforward in
informing us we should already know C before our purchase.
You would think I could ask a simple question without the
mini-lectures. And if you took offense at my comment, that should tell
you something.
   And please, if anyone else is inclined to add their opinions,
please pay attention to my question. Where these strange
interpretations come from is beyond me.
   If you think I am the only member in my position, then you have
gained a mistaken impression because 80% of people do not post
in these groups. I am beginning to think they are wiser than me.
   Matt

>Matthew Hulett <matth@bellatlantic.net> wrote in article
><34b61fe8.37406567@news.scea.sony.com>...
>>    Some of you advanced programmers are too much sometimes...
>> I could rant about some of your inflated, bloated, flagellating
>> egos, but I guess that would make me a hypocrite.  Besides, you all
>> seem very nice, but GET OVER YOURSELVES! Like I said, I wish more of
>> you would wonder why so many beginners steer clear of these groups and
>> don't post member websites.
>
>Honestly, some people eh?
>
>>    Matt
>
>Yaroze wasn't supposed to teach C, C++, or MIPS programming....
>...it's a great toy though - and in the right hands, a deadly weapon ;)
>
>Craig.
>