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I am a C++ programmer in China. I wonder how to pronounce the phrase "C++" in English, I guess it might be pronounced "C plus" or "C plus plus". I hope someone living in an English-speaking country can give me the correct pronounciation. Thanks in advance!
I'm not an englishman... but second one.
C++ in english is called "C plus plus"
God Bless.
but you'll also get the occasional people who cant tell the difference between c++ and c so they call it all visual C. And the ones who think there is such a language called C+.. They think there is C, C+ and C++ :p
c'mon deniz..
dun confuse him...
so dude..
there are 3 languages..
"C" - called "C" in english
"C++" - called "C plus plus" in english
"VC++" called "Visual C plus plus" in english
we alse use "MFC"(Microsoft Foundation Classes) called "MFC" in english to implement in VC++
No, only two of those are languages - C and C++. Visual C++ is just a C++ compiler made by Microsoft.Quote:
Originally posted by Joseph_R_Thomas
c'mon deniz..
dun confuse him...
so dude..
there are 3 languages..
"C" - called "C" in english
"C++" - called "C plus plus" in english
"VC++" called "Visual C plus plus" in english
Regards,
Paul McKenzie
WOW!!...:eek: didnt know that....If VC++ is a compiler...then whats MFC??:confused:Quote:
Originally posted by Paul McKenzie
No, only two of those are languages - C and C++. Visual C++ is just a C++ compiler made by Microsoft.
Regards,
Paul McKenzie
and what do i write in my resume???:confused:
C, C++, VC++, MFC???
or
C, C++, MFC??
or
C, C++, VC++???
tksa lot....:)
God Bless..
You are kind-hearted men, God bless you!
MFC is a C++ class library, made by Microsoft that for the most part, wraps the Windows API.Quote:
Originally posted by Joseph_R_Thomas
WOW!!...:eek: didnt know that....If VC++ is a compiler...then whats MFC??:confused:
You state that you have experience in C++, and then mention the compilers and class libraries you have used. Some people have experience using Visual C++ and utilize the MFC class libraries, others may have very little MFC experience but still have plenty of Visual C++ experience, etc.Quote:
and what do i write in my resume???:confused:
Regards,
Paul McKenzie
so how do i write????:confused:
is it ok if i put in in my resume like this??
if the aboe is wrong..can u pls correct it for me..as to how am i supposed to put it in my resume????Quote:
languages known :
Java, VB6, C, C++, VB.Net, C#, Perl, HTML
Compilers :
VC++, VC++.Net
Class Libraries:
MFC
Scripts :
JavaScript, VBScript
Database :
Access, SQL Server
Pocket PC:
eVC++, eVB
tks a lot..
God Bless...
can anyone pls advice me on my resume pls??????:)
tks a lot....
God Bless
.....hmmm, i'm sure that as you could well have observed, this is a Visual C++ forum, not a "Resume Adviser" one.
So, no offense but I think you sould stick to Visual C++ related questions, wouldn't you agree?
yea i would....:)
but u see Mr.Paul started something...so i wanted to make sure what i understood was correct...:(
But then again...NEVERMIND!!!:(
CPU, listen to what Paul said,I think it is correct...Quote:
Originally posted by CPULover
I am a C++ programmer in China. I wonder how to pronounce the phrase "C++" in English, I guess it might be pronounced "C plus" or "C plus plus". I hope someone living in an English-speaking country can give me the correct pronounciation. Thanks in advance!
and about pronuciation I am also not a native :), if there is one +, pronounce it PLUS and if there are 2, PLUS PLUS...That s all...
:)
Regards,
hometown