#OOP
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I do not completely agree. We won't see an infinity of such articles
although we will see a few. There is still an audience for them. Seeing an
unfamiliar language used to build an old chestnut of a data structure helps
many young programmers to learn the language because they need to deal with
only one new concept at a time. And such an approach fits nicely into the
space budgeted for columns and articles.
There are works that teach C. There are works that use C to teach data
structures or techniques to C programmers. The two are not often the same
nor should they be.
You do not need to apologize for disagreeing with or criticising my column.
If you are apologizing for calling me a yo-yo, I accept. Now how do I get
this string from around my neck?
"Young" programmers? You mean "less than 40 years old"? 🙂
I do understand the balance between articles for the pros and the novices.
I did re-read your November column, and I remember liking the rest of it.
Someday, who knows, I might even turn back to the part about C++ linked
lists.