C++

American  

[see-pluhs-pluhs] / ˈsiˈplʌsˈplʌs /

noun

1. Computers. a high-level programming language, a descendant of C, with the ability to manipulate object-oriented features.

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Example Sentences

“I avoided using regular chord sequences because I felt it was lazy. A lot of modern pop goes through variations of C, A minor, F and G, then wobble along on top of it. That doesn’t interest me as a writer. I was always trying weird things.”

From Los Angeles Times

Engineers working on Hinkley Point C, based in Somerset near Bridgwater, said the trial by Swansea University was "highly effective".

From BBC

At Hinkley Point C, officials are planning "more fish protection measures than any other power station in the world," according to John Fingleton, who recently reviewed nuclear regulation for the UK government.

From BBC

According to Chris Fayers, head of environment at Hinkley Point C, the system has been working "really well".

From BBC

A village meeting was called for Hinkley Point C to explain their idea.

From BBC