limitations of object oriented C++ language

[Ho Ming Seong]

hi, i am a university student and i am doing my assignment on programming
paradigm. Can any one kindly tell me what are the limitations of the C++
language?.Your help is my appreciation...
Thank you

[Danny Kalev]

Here's some heresy:-)

Danny

http://www.geocities.com/tablizer/oopbad.htm

Ho Ming Seong wrote:
>
> hi, i am a university student and i am doing my assignment on programming
> paradigm. Can any one kindly tell me what are the limitations of the C++
> language?.Your help is my appreciation...
> Thank you

[simon]

Well, C++ is a lower level language, comparing to VB and Java. Therefore,
you have to write more codes than VB or Java to do the same tasks. But that
gives you more control (and we, as programmers, love control, ha). With
more control on the programmer side, C++ then does not do a lot of checking
for you, which could be bad for sloppy programmers.

simon.


"Ho Ming Seong" <jackhms@pd.jaring.my> wrote in message
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>
> hi, i am a university student and i am doing my assignment on programming
> paradigm. Can any one kindly tell me what are the limitations of the C++
> language?.Your help is my appreciation...
> Thank you

[scott]

"Ho Ming Seong" <jackhms@pd.jaring.my> wrote:
>
>hi, i am a university student and i am doing my assignment on programming
>paradigm. Can any one kindly tell me what are the limitations of the C++
>language?.Your help is my appreciation...
>Thank you

The thing I love about C++ is there are almost no limitations. Only as limited
as your imagination. There are so many features and so many ways you can
manipulate these features to create weird idioms such as smart pointer

It's such a dynamic language & multi-purpose ie ( structual, OOP, generic
)