Answer / dinesh

c++ is not pure object oriented and it is platform dependent
and doesn't support GUI

Answer / jelve

c++ is so hard to use. hard coded pl and hard to build
graphical user interface.

Answer / sarath

c++ is not pure object oriented.
c++ supports pointers that's why there is no security for data
c++ is platform dependent.

Answer / priya

It does not supprt ENCAPSULATION property of OOP's concept.
Because main method is present in outside of the class.

Answer / safe

1)it is partially support oop's concept.
2) not support dynamic memory allocation.
3) not support dynamic binding.

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What is interface? When and where is it used?

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