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### What about C++?
Are you wondering what the ++ in C++ might stand for? The addition of "real" classes is a revelation to old-time C programmers that tried aiming for readability in a "domain". The above example implemented in C++ is trivial:
Are you wondering what the ++ in C++ might stand for? The addition of "real" classes is a revelation to old-time C programmers that tried aiming for readability in a "domain"[^2]. The above example implemented in C++ is trivial:
```C
class Person {
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The C++ language is continually evolving while the ANSI C standard is "done"[^1] - the C++11 standard eased a lot of the mystical syntax pain. So if you can migrate from `gcc` to `g++`, I don't see why not.
[^1]: Well, not completely, [C11](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_C#C11) introduced an cross-platform multi-threading API.
[^1]: Well, not completely, [C11](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_C#C11) introduced an cross-platform multi-threading API.
[^2]: DDD practices can't be implemented without proper use of an object model - within that context I'm calling that "domain" driven.