At least in my case I also find this to be true.
I first learned C++ way back in high-school, and just recently for my CS degree I took the "C/UNIX" class. I've barely opened the C book, because (although I realize that C++ came from C), C is just like C++, except that the useful classes and exceptions have been removed. Oh, and I have to define my indexing variable outside of my "for" loop.
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At least in my case I also find this to be true. I first learned C++ way back in high-school, and just recently for my CS degree I took the "C/UNIX" class. I've barely opened the C book, because (although I realize that C++ came from C), C is just like C++, except that the useful classes and exceptions have been removed. Oh, and I have to define my indexing variable outside of my "for" loop.