What’s the Focus on C in C/C++ Classes?

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Asked By CuriousCoder92 On

I'm interested in taking a C course for credits, but my local community college only offers C++. There's another nearby college with a C/C++ class, but I'm curious about how much of the course will actually cover C. Would I be better off just sticking with the C++ class closer to home?

4 Answers

Answered By DevGuru99 On

From my experience, many C/C++ classes tend to operate under the mindset that C++ is just 'C with classes', which isn't really accurate. If you're serious about getting a solid handle on C, you might be better off in a class that focuses exclusively on it.

Answered By TechSavvy101 On

It's tough to say how much focus there will be on C in a C/C++ course. It often depends on the college and the instructor. I recommend checking the course outline or asking students who have taken it before.

Answered By ByteMe123 On

Honestly, taking a dedicated C++ class might be more beneficial if that's all the local college offers. C and C++ are different enough that mixing them can lead to confusion.

Answered By CodeCrusader88 On

Make sure to look at the course description closely. If they say the textbook is primarily focused on C++, then you might be stuck with C++ content only.

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