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Multiparadigm
Direct support for
structured
,
OO
and
generic
programming techniques. You can enjoy
C++
no matter what your style.
Type safe
Strict, sensible rules; many errors will be caught at compile time.
Efficient
Templates
provide compile-time
polymorphism
without any loss of efficiency, and
virtual function
s provide
run-time polymorphism
that is more extensible, efficient and simple than their C equivalent (switch/fnct ptrs)
ten commandments for c++ programmers
Why C++ doesn't suck
The C++ Programming Language Freakshow
generic programming
Why don't search engines make use of NLP?
a simple, generic, server-side HTML editor
Using your real name on the internet
Polymorphism
C++
Bjarne Stroustrup
Objective-C
OO
What the net is begging for
Forth
Java
resource acquisition is initialization
holy war
PHP
Microsoft's ActiveX idea, it must now be conceded, is a bad thing.
Zen Story: Four monks settling down to meditate
multiple inheritance
Decoding and Animating GIFs: an implementation