LABView, while I have no experience with it, is a graphical interface you use to code.
C++ is a subset of C, meaning that it follows the same syntax. C++ is basically C with added features such as classes (allowing for object-oriented programming) and templates. If you're already comfortable with C the jump to C++ should be fairly easy. Online tutorials such as learncpp.com have helped me a good deal.
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Originally Posted by BigJ
You don't need an OO language to program in OO. We did OO in C this year (well, mostly). It's just way easier with an OO language  .
Well I guess you can't exactly practice polymorphism in C. But the whole encapsulation thing, easy. |
While you can "fake" OOP with C, actually having classes to work with brings a whole new world o' fun into programming.