Not bad

But add that multiple inheritance, though possible is a bad idea, cause you end up with a nightmare graph hierarchy with a good chance of being non-compilable.

C strings are explicitly created arrays of memory, consisting of characters followed a . You have to be very careful not to overrun your array. The STL string class is a lot more like Java strings.

Most of all, you have to be much more aware in C++ that you're dealing with things which exist in specific areas memory. There isn't the concept barrier which Java erects between objects and memory. And pointers are the things that take you where your objects are.

Posted By: JacksonCanary, Jul 11, 12:22:45