you don't dump c for c++ because objects are easier to reuse. you dump c for c++ because it offers you more power to express yourself and what you want. You don't need classes or objects to get the benefits of c++. You get lambdas, you get templates, you get the standard library, you get function and operator overloading, you get RAII, you get exceptions, you get namespaces, you get class enums. And you get nearly full backwards compatibility with c so you can pick and choose the features that you want or need. Although to be fair, c++ also gets rid of naked news and indexing arrays and pointer arithmetic if you do it right because those things are error prone and can be avoided entirely.
I'm inclined to think of object oriented programming as a very big hammer and as the saying goes when you have a hammer everything looks like a nail. Certain problems seem to lend themselves to objects. Hardware abstraction in embedded programming would be a good example as well as just about every GUI ever. Then on the flip side you have situations where the methods of a class are really just a collection of functions but you need an instance of the class just to access the functions.
I've been saying "How can you choose not to follow a plan if you don't have one in the first place" for about a year now... Rewatching this today, it's good to see where I stole that quote from. :)
7:08 Been there, some time in about 93-94 I came in to work to find all the computers were gone, and I was too young and naive to have a backup routine.
@@IanBLacymight be true. The channel now has 177k subscribers and this video 10k views. I think the average youtube video might have half the number of viewers as the channel has subscribers.
I’ve seen this guy on other Dylan beattie videos putting different nonsensical sentences and it’s either an ARG, a Cucada 3301, or the new TempleOS dev
you don't dump c for c++ because objects are easier to reuse. you dump c for c++ because it offers you more power to express yourself and what you want. You don't need classes or objects to get the benefits of c++. You get lambdas, you get templates, you get the standard library, you get function and operator overloading, you get RAII, you get exceptions, you get namespaces, you get class enums. And you get nearly full backwards compatibility with c so you can pick and choose the features that you want or need. Although to be fair, c++ also gets rid of naked news and indexing arrays and pointer arithmetic if you do it right because those things are error prone and can be avoided entirely.
I'm inclined to think of object oriented programming as a very big hammer and as the saying goes when you have a hammer everything looks like a nail. Certain problems seem to lend themselves to objects. Hardware abstraction in embedded programming would be a good example as well as just about every GUI ever.
Then on the flip side you have situations where the methods of a class are really just a collection of functions but you need an instance of the class just to access the functions.
I've been saying "How can you choose not to follow a plan if you don't have one in the first place" for about a year now... Rewatching this today, it's good to see where I stole that quote from. :)
7:08 Been there, some time in about 93-94 I came in to work to find all the computers were gone, and I was too young and naive to have a backup routine.
How is it possible that a 5 year old video has only 5 comments? any hypotheses?
Idk man. This is one of the most interesting videos I've seen
Only a few k veiws so idk
People don't like talks and people don't like technical stuff put them together and you get this.
The vast majority of people interested in this talk either saw it live or are too busy to watch it
@@IanBLacymight be true. The channel now has 177k subscribers and this video 10k views. I think the average youtube video might have half the number of viewers as the channel has subscribers.
18 comments now. He is an excellent speaker.
so dave was right?
The mysterious slice prenatally clip because community feraly avoid a a uninterested salary. harmonious, italian
this is what you get when you spam the "suggestions" button on an iphone keyboard
did my man have a stroke?
@@junkmail1337 _harmonious_ stroke
I’ve seen this guy on other Dylan beattie videos putting different nonsensical sentences and it’s either an ARG, a Cucada 3301, or the new TempleOS dev
"Newton did the first research into Optics"?.. Ḥasan Ibn al-Haytham and Roger Bacon are waiting outside and they want a fight!