what is the main difference between c and c++?
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Answer / rokesh
very simple. C++ is actually named as C with classes.. It
makes use of classes.. thats all the difference
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Answer / anhr computer education
In 'C' header file is optional but in C++ header file is
compulsory and cannot be ignored.
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Answer / aliraza
c language could not any return value and c++ return value
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Answer / cyber warrior
C is containing single character but "c++" contains three
characters
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Answer / divya
c is an object oriented and c++ is procedure oriented
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Answer / ankit agarwal
main difference c++ is an increment version of c language.
in written program c++ is more easy than c.c++ is easily
understand.
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Answer / nmreddy
c is procedure oriented language c++ is object oriented language
c and c++ not secured data
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Answer / nmreddy
c++ is a high level language
c is high level and low level language
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