Czech
that makes us two :-D
Poll: What languages are you fluent in?
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#35Nevertheless I think it was worth it. I acquired Spanish fluency as an adult and the experience continues to enrich my life.
Spanish is a good choice for English speakers because it's the world's second most widespread language. It's also fairly regular and overlaps some English vocabulary.
But you should, if you can find the time, try to learn at least one foreign language in your life, even if your first is the world's new lingua franca.
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You do not speak C++ fluently. If you did, you would know that ++C is faster in some circumstances and is generally to be preferred. :-)
Actually, C++ is more likely to be faster than ++C, since C++ allows for greater instruction-level parallelism (the increment can be done later rather than being part of the critical path).
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You do not speak C++ fluently. If you did, you would know that ++C is faster in some circumstances and is generally to be preferred. :-)
That has absolutely nothing to do with the language.