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What is the Difference between "C structure" and "C++
structure"?
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Answer / asif iqbal
1.C is a procedural oriented lang. whereas C++ is an object oriented lang.
2.C employs bottom-up aproach whereas C++ employs top-down approach.
3.In C main preference is given to functions whereas in C++ main preference is given to objects.
4.In C no inheritence,polymorphism whereas in C++ it exists.
5.In C data member and member functions are separated whereas in C++ they are within a Class.
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Answer / guest
C++ DOES NOT HAVE INHERITANCE IT DOSE NOT HAVE POINTERS N
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