Why to use LV/C++/C?

Alan Anderson · #1 07-09-2008, 18:45

(C/C++ is procedural, LV is functional)

Quote:

Originally Posted by slavik262

I'm confused by what you're saying by this. While C is procedural or imperative, C++ is Object-Oriented.

You should probably look up what "functional programming" means (try Wikipedia). Being Object-Oriented doesn't appreciably change C++'s imperative nature. What you've written seems similar to "While an orange is a fruit, a navel orange is seedless."

slavik262 · #2 07-09-2008, 20:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Anderson

(C/C++ is procedural, LV is functional)

You should probably look up what "functional programming" means (try Wikipedia). Being Object-Oriented doesn't appreciably change C++'s imperative nature. What you've written seems similar to "While an orange is a fruit, a navel orange is seedless."

Ah. Thank you for clearing that up.

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