C++ is the universal programming
language. There's no single place where C++ doesn't
work. It is not wrong if we say that "C++ is a huge, complex
language." everything else looks trivial by comparison (except maybe
garbage collection). you will learn a fair amount about compilers.
C++ is the object
oriented language. If you learn C++ then you will have clear
concepts of OOPs. Then you can learn other languages very well.
Multiple inheritance, Virtual methods teaches
you about how compilers lay out data in memory.
Scopes, Reference counting teaches you
about stack and heap memory, memory management and resource management.
Templates
Teaches you about computer architecture and the costs of redirections on performance, and
therefore why you use templates instead of virtual classes that wrap around
native types and/or pointers.
Pointers and References, Closures and
Captures teaches a thing or two about optimizations. Closures and captures --
how they are syntactic sugar for basically a heap-allocated class with a bunch
of properties and a method.
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