C++

Clusterfuck Pro Max™

I'd rather flip bits one by one with my bare hands hands than coding in C++. At least I won't lose my sanity.

by flip_master_harambe April 15, 2022

C--

A fancy name for assembly language. It forms a chain:

C-- => C => C++ => C#

Mike: "What's better, C,C++ or C#?"
Steven: "Obviously C--, the lower the level of the language the better"

by Frikiboss June 19, 2021

&c.

&c. stands for et cetera which means "and so on", "and so forth". It may also be abbreviated as etc.

I like apples, bananas, pears, &c.

by by a lady October 7, 2010

>:c

A very mad face used in instant messaging. Sometimes used in a sarcastic way.

Some guy: That's because you suck.
Some other guy: STFU >:c

Guy 1: can I haf ur car?
Guy 2: Yes. >:c

by Jombo June 2, 2008

C++

A language that is spoken all over the world. It is one of the few languages that originated with writing, not talking. It is derived from English, but it uses symbols like ; " # { in the everyday speech. It is very good when you want to be specific.

Bill: int goodcodeideas; std::cin >> goodcodeideas;
Bob: Make some code that makes fractals in C++

by AverageRedditor December 27, 2020

&c.

shorthand for "et cetera" (etc., not ect.)

shitty music? e.g. ICP, STS9, B2K, &c.

by ToFastForClass September 23, 2010

c++

C++ is a programming language developed by Bell Labs in 1983 and based on the C programming language. C++ is an object-oriented mid-level programming language. It has support for multiple inheritance, operator overloading, templates and exception handling.

C++ is widely used for large projects where both the power of low-level programming (for execution speed) and high-level object oriented programming (for development speed) is needed.

Some find C++ hard to learn and mistakes are easily made by the novice programmer. Languages such as Java and C# are derived from C++ and try to make the job a bit easier for the programmer. However, these languages lack the execution speed and some of the advanced features of C++.

C++ "hello world" example:

#include <ostream>
#include <iostream>

int main()
{
std::cout << "Hello World!" << std::endl;
return 0;
}

by Gnibbe Naile November 21, 2006