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Given that everything is built on OOP, and not on a procedural approach, the answer is obvious - no.
How is C different from C++?
For example, let's tell the car to drive at a speed of 10 km/h.
This is in C:
and this is in C++
That's all the difference... Switch to C++! )))
It will look like a mixture of a bulldog and a rhinoceros, but why not.
try to use webview for cross-platform interface
and logic (application server) in C
in Qt interface markup is similar to css and js-like scripting language
is used so it's easier to use standard system browser
Not much is needed from C++ - classes and namespaces. Everything else is done there by means of Qt itself. So some deep knowledge of C ++, which is used in other cpp programs, is not required there. You can write in a sish way, just linking the code to windows through cpp tools.
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