where should i go after gscript?

[michael7849]

yea i guess gscript 2 lol XD

[Chompy]

Originally Posted by michael7849

yea i guess gscript 2 lol XD

lol

[ApothiX]

Originally Posted by jake13jake

Oh, and for the difference between C++ and C. C++ is pretty much a superset of C (has all the same stuff plus some). In fact, a lot of times you have to convert to char * from string just because there's so much code reuse.

std::string is not a built-in datatype in C++. It is a part of the STL.

Originally Posted by jake13jake

(I haven't used C, but the largest difference might possibly be that you don't have classes in C, can't say though).

That, and templates are what pretty much make up C++.

[jake13jake]

Originally Posted by ApothiX

std::string is not a built-in datatype in C++. It is a part of the STL.


That, and templates are what pretty much make up C++.

I'm not claiming string to be a built-in data-type. It was developed as a result of the addition of object-oriented features. I'm just pointing out that it's a hassle to switch between char * and string because most higher level functionality will use the string class.