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| Memory | 16x2 DDR4 Corsair Dominator Pro |
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| Software | Windows 11 |
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Hi all!
As learning more C++ means learning more tackles,
I was seriously thinking of renaming all the .cpp files to .CPP in the future,
but before doing that i guess is better to ask.
Is it true that .CPP is more compatible with all the OS versions?
If you know about .C than its ok, you can give your cents
As learning more C++ means learning more tackles,
I was seriously thinking of renaming all the .cpp files to .CPP in the future,
but before doing that i guess is better to ask.
Is it true that .CPP is more compatible with all the OS versions?
If you know about .C than its ok, you can give your cents
