One of my career courses is teaching us the basics of "Turbo C". I was never sure if it was C or C++. So I checked the help and it said "Borland C++ Version 3.0".
But when I go look for help on the web, my code seems to be C.
So which one is it or why is it all mixed?
You are able to compile C code with a C++ compiler, with minor changes to the code in some cases. So even if your code is C there is no problem that you are using Borland C++. It is even possible that the compiler will detect that it is a C file and apply different rules.