what is the main difference between c and c++?
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Answer / gilbert
C is low level mostly. The idea behind C was to create a
language that was close enough to the hardware so that you
can maximize efficientcy but far enough away from the
hardware so that it was easier to program in that say
assembly. C++ is a high level multiparadigm general purpose
programming language that supports object orientation it is
not an object oriented programming language because an
object oriented programming language forces you to use
object oriented programming like Java or C# in those
languages everythings is an object but C++ not only shows
support for object oriented programming but for generic
programming, polymorphism, inheritance, encapsulation,
procedural programming and multiple inheritance, statically
typed, and free form as well.
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Answer / mht
in we hv 2 dfn vrible in strng f prgrm bt in c++
we dfn verblz ny whr n thr progrm whr we wan 2 use them
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Answer / shaan
in 1970's and 1980's C is a high level language,so For
complexity later C++ introduced by bjarne stroustrip at
1990, The Main Difference between c and C++ are ,C++
supports OOPS concept By sharing Global and local variable
from a class ,and C++ supports Class and object concept, So
to face real time Entity C extended to c++ .
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Answer / pramit kumar mall
In c++ more security concert is taken by introduction of
>private class
>public class
>protected class
where as in c it was not found
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Answer / k.v.subrahmnyareddy
c is structure programing language, c++ is Objectoriented
programming language.
In c data security is not sufficient.
In c++ data security can be very much efficient to conept of
Encapsulation.
so, in real time industry environment data security is most
important.
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Answer / daphne
operator overloading is supported in c++
c does not support operator overloading
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Answer / anusha
the main difference between c and c++ is portability
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Answer / gobalsamy
C++ support operator overloading but c doesn't
support
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Answer / vinodh
c does not have oops concept while c++ has it...
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Answer / ankit
C DOES NOT PROVIDE DEFAULT ARGUMENT WHILE C++ PROVIDE
DEFAULT ARGUMENT.
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