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Actually, that looks like an emoticon. Winking and whistling at an attractive young filly perhaps?
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Isn't that the emoticon for Harold at Hastings?
Ideological Purity is no substitute for being able to stick your thumb down a pipe to stop the water
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Can I have it in a bun, with Bacon and brown sauce?
Ideological Purity is no substitute for being able to stick your thumb down a pipe to stop the water
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I voted No, as those features aren't limited to C++. If it's understanding how computers work, then you should learn Assembler.
Concepts can be taught in any language. (Edit: Just as long as they get taught in the first place...)
modified 5-Mar-12 7:52am.
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Taking it a step further may be how operating systems and hardware work, all basic knowledge not tauch on comp sci coursess. I know I have a intern working for me at the moment. It seems they focus on java and c# all the 'soft' languages.
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I would rather recommend, learning OOPS concepts as they don't pretty much differ from language to language.
A drop of water breaks a rock not by brute force but by patience.
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