[QUOTE=efeX;18446044]If you consider 1998 new, then I do have a question.[/QUOTE]
What came out in 1998? C++ has been around since the early 80's.
And newer != better. I would hope that we would have established this.
Which further proves my point, but it was standardized in 1998.
[QUOTE=Wyzard;18444900]There's no such thing as "more than just a superset". You can't make a superset stop being a superset by adding more things to it.[/QUOTE]
I'm not native english, so you'll have to live with the grammatical mistakes once in a while. In that case, it's not a superset.
I like C
but C++ is more popular
Honestly, it does not matter in the slightest. When I started learning C++ I stuck to those tutorials, and when I went to look at C I saw very little difference other than a some missing features. You will learn in time the differences between C and C++, but for now just do whatever.
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