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What are the strengths of C++?



What are the strengths of C++?..

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Portability: C++ applications run on a variety of operating systems.
• Multi-paradigm frameworks: C++ supports object-oriented, generic, and procedural programming frameworks, providing a high degree of programming freedom.
• Scalability: C++ is a robust programming language that can be used to write both low-level, simpler programs and resource-intensive systems.

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