Finally got eval back advice wanted BACS TESU

[Merlin]

Only issue with SL's C++ class is I would need to ditch either the C or Java class and I really want the Java so it'd have to be C.  Maybe someone familiar with both could chime in on which one should be looked at more and potentially help more down the line C or C++?

C++ is more marketable, and it's sort of a superset of C, anyway, so if you learn C++, you'll understand C to an extent. Ideally, you'd learn both, but you would only use C in an embedded micro-controller type of environment.

C (and C++) are still used in game development as well. I've developed a lot of online games and infrastructure, and most of the time the server-side code is in C while the client code is in C++. But I agree, if you learn C++ you'll learn C as well, but unless you know the differences between them, you won't be able to write standalone C applications.

I'm old school, so I learned C before C++ and tend to default to C when I'm writing something quick and dirty... at least when a scripting language won't do what I want.