C++11 before old C++.
The question doesn't really make sense. They are both 'C++'. The only difference is the limitations that are put on you - C++11 fixes things, adds things, updates things, but doesn't really change things (apart from the meaning of obscure keywords like
Basically, I would encourage you to learn C++ in a C++ way, for example std::string rather than const char*. You should also learn it with the C++11 libraries in mind, so you can use things like initializer_list constructors for std::vector, etc.
auto). Basically, I would encourage you to learn C++ in a C++ way, for example std::string rather than const char*. You should also learn it with the C++11 libraries in mind, so you can use things like initializer_list constructors for std::vector, etc.
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