I'm pretty sure that that would evaluate to false in C++
It's undefined behavior (in both C and C++), so it can evaluate to true and false at the same time.
It wasn’t meant to evaluate. It was a lazy way to say that they are two different languages and only people who have no idea, recruiters, group them and treat them as one.
Flamebait :)
How so? They are different languages and different skill sets.
Recruiters shouldn’t group the together.
I have yet to meet a C programmer who can actually write C++ code. They just use the C++ compiler to write C compatible code.