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From: Francis Glassborow on 28 Jan 2008 09:02
Hyperion_dani wrote:
> Thanks again for your feedbacks. I will start to go deeper into the
> teacher courses to see what I can make of them and then follow more on
> your answers.
> Till then I wanted to say thanks and to reply to your questions(as I
> did in previous posts).
> Also I want to mention that our course is named C/C++ programing. So
> we are doing C and C++ in the same time. Is good I guess to know about
> both of them but can arise confusions if the teacher doesn't
> accentuate enough on the difference between them or when the student
> doesn't pay to much attention. :)

Sorry but anyone who sets out to simultaneously teach C and C++ is
ensuring that their students will learn neither well. Confusion is
inevitable and I think the title of the course is a big red light
indicating a degree of confusion in the teacher's mind which will
inevitably transfer to the student an impact badly on their acquisition
of knowledge of both languages.
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