C#: inner classes, inner classes everywhere
C++: inline and C everywhere

What's the idea of an inner class?

@Mitiko it's a class defined in another class which act as the namespace of the inner one

public class A
{
public class B
{
int n;
}
}

@QCat I didn't know it was called so. Thanks!😀

Inline is a great thing when needed to optimize. But C in C++ is more like using C with convenience extensions, I wouldn't name it C++..

@matanl well I mostly use C to code parsers and evaluators, using only C++11 synchronization, then I wrap the whole stuff in a nice C++11 class.
I gain a nice amount of speed and keep a thread safe interpreter with a readable interface. Best of both worlds. Then I make the rest right in C++11 or C++14 (GCC 6)

@matanl but I like the C API, and use plenty of pure C libraries that I refuse myself to wrap