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fir the first one, C++ C is a bit outdated, and is more limited. (Well, technically it's not, however, C++ IS better than C, and in some ways, easier)
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It depends. C, as I'm led to believe, has no problems in cross-platform compilation, but if you were to use C++, then MIGHT have to do some porting. I find I like C alot. You can't really call C/C++ outdated, since it's still going strong today and is the staple standard for all other programming languages I've seen, apart from Visual Basic and that line of parser.
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Gscript was a great way to get started for learning C++ Learning it is easy, and can help when you learn another form of programming.
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Aye, same, however, there are some issues that really throw you off course. GS2, in my opinion, is better a star at programming languages with the C-type style.