hey guys, I have a funny little question. Do you say "C plus plus" when you say C++? or "C double-plus" or double cross c method??LOL, just wondering ccause c plus plus sounds dorky to me and kinda wordy, is there an abriviated form of saying it?

I think its C Plus Plus... I think it comes from the ++/-- code (increments), were C++ was an increment of C

Out loud, you mean? No, I'd say C plus plus.

When I'm speaking with other people I say "C plus plus" (realy fast), but when writing the name I write "C++" (find me someone that writes C plus plus! :eeeeeh:).

As I don't say stdoubleol, I won't say C double plus, either. It's longer than saying C plus plus, anyways, so I keep it at the simple and recognizable C plus plus.

Ceee Plus Plus

http://www.cplusplus.com/

Clear enough?

personally i find c double plus rolls off my tounge better. the middle sylable kinda bridges the other two...LOL just kidding. or how bout cpp?

No way. Sounds like you'd like to watch somebody urinate if you'd say that :blink:

C-double-plus sounds like something out of Orwell's 1984 ...

:D

*chimes* It's C-plus-plus ;)

Though, dunno why I'm saying that, as it's been said a hundred times, hehe.