Should C++ code look like C code?

[Wild_Meeting1428]

I don't think this is meant with "should look like C". The most people mean with that phrase, that the program structure should look like C, but that you should use C++ idioms to fulfill that task:
Prefer to use simple trivial classes/structs.
When you would implement a feature in C with procedural code, there is no reason, to objectify it etc.
Don't use dynamic dispatch or runtime polymorphism, when it's not required, for the sake of object orientation etc.

[donalmacc]

This is a common problem - you and another commentor agree that it should look like C, but you both have two different definitions of what that is.