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this post was submitted on 23 Aug 2023
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If you have "some hobbyist experience" with C++, then you should definitively avoid it and go with C#.
You should be at least "C++ is a landmine, be careful there" tall before allowed to play with it alone.
In school, we used to say that C/C++ gives you enough rope to hang yourself with.
There's so much hidden rope in it, that will catch you if you happen to pass through. It doesn't only give you some to misuse.