Ohhh C++.

If you go with C++ then you will most likley being using the object oriented features of it.

Then it will confuse you as to why variables that hold objects are always the value of that object. In an OO language the variable should be a reference to the instance of the object, something C++ doesn't do. You have to do that yourself. And if you do things right, you will be jumping through these hoops a lot.

C++ fails at the model its most used for in the most far reacing and basic way.