Ok this may be a silly question for many of you.
Let me preface this with a list in order of the languages I've learned over the past 10 years.
[by the way, I understand that some of these are scripting languages]
- vb 6.0
- html
- asp
- php
- css
- javascript
- managed c++
- c#
- c++
- C
- ASM
Yeah I know I started at the complete opposite end, but hopefully the list keeps me from getting criticized to much with this one heh.
**QUESTION:** Are there classes in plain old C...I know there are structures...
Also I would like to know if you can declare functions in C structures/classes(if they exist).
I think the answer to both is no, but It's hard to find information on plain C on the internet as most things are for C++. Also, I am interested in knowing any tips, tricks, or warning for working with C. Much thanks in advance.
BTW: I'm interested in C for the purpose of portability and speed. Psh, any language is a scripting language if looked at from a certain angle. Even machine language is scripting the hardware. Don't be ashamed of your HTML/CSS/JS etc roots!