Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 15th Jan 2007 23:52 UTC, submitted by kap1
"MIT's Technology Review recently interviewed Bjarne Stroustrup in a two-part article (part one, part two). You may know Bjarne as the inventor of the C++ programming language. Indeed, he even maintains a comprehensive C++ FAQ that answers every imaginable C++ question. Here are a few select quotes from the interview that I found notable."
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2006-05-09
I agree to you!
The people always hate what is difficult to learn (e.g. math, chemistry or physics).
C++ has shown its power and capabilities with a lot of huge scale software; software with a complexity and size that almost none of us will always be able to build; thus, the problem is not C++, the problem is us!!!