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On Wed, 19 May 1999, Chuck Robey wrote:

> Becoming well versed in C++ has meant that I can now bore you endlessly
> with well expressed reasons why I dislike C++.  Now you have all the
> language propeller-heads wanting to change C into a C++ lookalike.


I've always preferred Objective-C, simply because it's unintrusive (not
that I speak it that well :).

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