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== Example 3 ==

It's not clear in the comment which portions of Example 3 are or aren't part of C++ already. I don't know D at all, so could somebody clarify? [[User:Mkb218|matt kane's brain]] 13:50, 5 May 2006 (UTC)

== D does not "extend" C++ ==

To say that D extends C++ implies that D is C++ with more features. That's just wrong. Infact, that's the opposite of the spirit of D.

D does not "extend" C++; D re-engineers C++ in a better way.

D is a modern language that combines the robustness of modern languages (like Java and C#) with the power and features of C/C++.