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> go to http://www.itworld2.com to take online test of c++.......

Question 1. Why is comp.lang.c not the place to discuss C++?

Mark Bluemel wrote:
> wrote:
>> go to http://www.itworld2.com to take online test of c++.......
>
> Question 1. Why is comp.lang.c not the place to discuss C++?

Because C and C++ are different languages.

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Joe Wright <> writes:
> Mark Bluemel wrote:
>> wrote:
>>> go to http://www.itworld2.com to take online test of c++.......
>>
>> Question 1. Why is comp.lang.c not the place to discuss C++?
>
> Because C and C++ are different languages.

Question 2. What is a "rhetorical question"?

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Keith Thompson wrote:
> Question 2. What is a "rhetorical question"?
>

One that body position, facial expression and voice inflection show to be such.

Keith Thompson wrote:
> Joe Wright <> writes:
>> Mark Bluemel wrote:
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> go to http://www.itworld2.com to take online test of c++....
>>>
>>> Question 1. Why is comp.lang.c not the place to discuss C++?
>>
>> Because C and C++ are different languages.
>
> Question 2. What is a "rhetorical question"?

A query posed by a rhet.

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On Wed, 02 Jan 2008 21:19:14 -0800, Golden California Girls
<> wrote:

>Keith Thompson wrote:
>> Question 2. What is a "rhetorical question"?
>>
>
>One that body position, facial expression and voice inflection show to be such.

Or content, which was sufficient in this case.

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CBFalconer wrote:
> Keith Thompson wrote:
>> Joe Wright <> writes:
>>> Mark Bluemel wrote:
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> go to http://www.itworld2.com to take online test of c++....
>>>> Question 1. Why is comp.lang.c not the place to discuss C++?
>>> Because C and C++ are different languages.
>> Question 2. What is a "rhetorical question"?
>
> A query posed by a rhet.

A rhetor, actually.

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CBFalconer wrote:

> Keith Thompson wrote:
> > Joe Wright <> writes:
> >> Mark Bluemel wrote:
> >>> wrote:
> > > >
> >>>> go to http://www.itworld2.com to take online test of c++....
> > > >
> >>> Question 1. Why is comp.lang.c not the place to discuss C++?
> > >
> >> Because C and C++ are different languages.
> >
> > Question 2. What is a "rhetorical question"?
>
> A query posed by a rhet.

Frankly my dear . . .




Brian

Eric Sosman wrote:
> CBFalconer wrote:
>> Keith Thompson wrote:
>>> Joe Wright <> writes:
>>>> Mark Bluemel wrote:
>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> go to http://www.itworld2.com to take online test of c++....
>>>>>
>>>>> Question 1. Why is comp.lang.c not the place to discuss C++?
>>>>
>>>> Because C and C++ are different languages.
>>>
>>> Question 2. What is a "rhetorical question"?
>>
>> A query posed by a rhet.
>
> A rhetor, actually.

However it is the rhets that are running loose in the sewers. I
have never seen a rhetor, even there.

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