??? 09/25/06 16:45 Read: times |
#125025 - Language Problems Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Erik Malund said:
practical approach to whatever the problem is, and using the "most practical approach" should be the only 'rule' applied to any programming, whatever the language. Then, of course, if there are more variants of the "most practical approach" some of the c "rules imposed on C" can make sense. I agree. A good language provides only a framework. It does not guarantee good programming practice. That is what is wrong with C++; it tries to proscribe a paradigm which will supposedly lead to good code. It fails miserably to achieve this. Good code is achieved only by good coders, often despite the language. IAn |