What is the Difference between "C structure" and "C++
structure"?
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Answer / ranjeet garodia
In C++, structure behaves like class like can add function,
and can use properties on class as inheritance, virtual,
etc.
while in C, structure we can have only data member but not
functions.
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Answer / balaji
1)In "C++" Structure we can specify the data and functions as public,private or protected but in "C" Structure we can't.
2)In "C" Structure Variable initialization must contains the keyword struct but in C++ not required.
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Answer / sanket
In C++ structure you can add functions whereas in C
structure you cannot!
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 39 Yes | 10 No |
Answer / satsen singh
C Structure :-
1. Only variables of different data types can be declared, functions are not allowed
2. Direct access to data members is possible
3. ‘struct’ data type is not treated as built in type – use of ‘struct’ necessary to declare objects
4. Member variables cannot be initialized inside a structure
C++ Structure :-
1. In C++ structure declaration functions can also be declared
2. The members declared in a C++ structure is public by default
3. While declaring an object the keyword ‘struct’ is omitted in C++
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 26 Yes | 5 No |
Answer / jayesh pawar
1)In "C++" Structure we can specify the data and functions as public,private or protected but in "C" Structure we can't.
2)In "C" Structure Variable initialization must contains the keyword struct but in C++ not required.
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Answer / prathap
in c structure we can't difine anddclare functions.
but in c++ it is possible but there is no security for that
purpose we use classes instead of functions.
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Answer / brainless
According to c++ standard, structure is a kind of class.
However, all members are default to "public".
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Answer / b.soundarya kumari
THE C AND C++ IS DIFFERENT IN C IS EXIGUITY IN SOME MACHINCES
BUT C++ DID NOT EXIGUITY INTHAT MACHINCES.IT EXIGUITY IN
OTHER MACHINE.
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Answer / sai
c is a structured programming language where as c++ object
oriented programming language
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Answer / shweta iyer
In C, the header file used for input/output is #include<stdio.h>
whereas in C++, the header file used for input/output is
#include<iostream.h>
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 4 Yes | 10 No |
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