Something I've noticed is that despite C++ being "C plus one" or "better" than C, the latter is still one of the most used languages. For example
Project64, a Nintendo64 emulator for windows, is written in C; for a project of that scale wouldn't you want to use C++ and OOP? You also still see tons of people saying that C is their all-time favorite language - but if C++ is built off of C (regardless of its being much more complex) why wouldn't you want to use the one with a "better" structure? Once you get past the speed, low-level interface and its simplicity, why do so many people still prefer C over C++? Sorry if this sounds like a stupid question but I've failed to find a distinct answer.
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