Is there something that we can do in C and not in C++?
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Answer / vaishnavi
there are many concepts that can be used in c++ where c
cannot support those concepts.
The following are some of those type of concepts:-
1.function overloading
2.operator overloading
3.templates
4.polymorphism
5.inheritence
6.data encapsulation
7.function over-riding
8.virtual functions
9.constructors & destructors
10. exceptional handling.
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