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difference between c and c++?

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difference between c and c++?..

Answer / asri

c is procedure oriented language and gives importance to
procedure that is functions rather than data.c is middle
level language.
c++ is object oriented language and gives importance to
object that is data
c++ is high level language

Is This Answer Correct ?    393 Yes 36 No

difference between c and c++?..

Answer / abhisek pramanik

1] c is procedure oriented programing & c++ is object
oriented programing.
2] we can't do programing through class in c,but we can do
in c++.
3] c is top to bottom programing approach, c++ is bottom to
top programing approach.
4] c++ is high level language,c is low level language.
5] c++ accept all the feature & function of of c & its own
properties,but it is not happened in c.
6] data can move in c openly arround in the system from
function to function.In c++ data is hidden can't be
accessed by external function.

Is This Answer Correct ?    124 Yes 18 No

difference between c and c++?..

Answer / kaustubh mahajan

C is procedure oriented programming & c++ is object
oriented programming.
c++ contains classes & object,c++ does not require format
specifier for printing & scanning variables.

Is This Answer Correct ?    131 Yes 31 No

difference between c and c++?..

Answer / mahesh

=>c does not a class/object concept
=>c++ provides data encapsulation,data
abstraction,polymorphism.
=>c++ support all c syntax
=>in c passing value to a function is "call by value"
where c++ its "call by reference"

Is This Answer Correct ?    173 Yes 78 No

difference between c and c++?..

Answer / manish jangid

C++ is the hight level language, but C is low level
language.

C++ can support of all function of C, but C can't support
of all function of C++.

We can work with Class in C++, But we can't work with Class
in C

C++ is a object oriented language but C is not OOPS

C is the Top to bottom , but C++ is bottom to Top language.

Is This Answer Correct ?    110 Yes 54 No

difference between c and c++?..

Answer / muneeswari

c is structured design,c++ is object oriented design
c is top-down approach,c++ is bottom-top approach
c++ is required acces specifiers,c is not required acces
specifiers
c++ is client server model

Is This Answer Correct ?    55 Yes 8 No

difference between c and c++?..

Answer / satish kumar sinha

*c is the procedure oriented programing.
*c++ is the object oriented programing.
*c give the important on the procedure istade of data.
*c++ give the important on the data.
*c the data can pass through the fuction to fuction.
*c++ the data is hide in the fuction and the data is stolen
through the external function.
*c is the low level language.
*c++ is the high level language.
*c++ havig extra benifits data can hide in the fuction
(encapsulation),polymorphism,templets,file
handeling,inharitance.

Is This Answer Correct ?    54 Yes 13 No

difference between c and c++?..

Answer / munish kumar

Main difference between c and c++ are:
1.) In c++, there is strict typechecking and in c, there is
no strict typechecking. So, many programes which can
compiled by c compiler cannot be compiled by c++ compiler.

2.) In c, there is only "EARLY BINDING", whereas in c++,
there are "EARLY BINDING & LATE BINDING".

3.)C++ IS HIGH LEVEL LANGUAGE BUT 'C' IS LOW LEVEL LANGUAGE.

4.)In c++,there is a new concept of "INLINE FUNCTIONS",
whereas in c, there are macros.

5.)C++ is a object oriented language but C is not OOPS.

Is This Answer Correct ?    58 Yes 19 No

difference between c and c++?..

Answer / shanky garg

1 C++ OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING BUT 'C' IS PROCEDURE
ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
2 C++ IS HIGH LEVEL LANGUAGE BUT 'C' IS LOW LEVEL LANGUAGE
3 C++ IS GOING TO BOTTOM TO TOP BUT 'C' IS GOING TO TOP TO
BOTTOM

Is This Answer Correct ?    57 Yes 29 No

difference between c and c++?..

Answer / sumanth

c is procedure oriented language and gives importance to
procedure that is functions rather than data.c is middle
level language.
c++ is object oriented language and gives importance to
object that is data
c++ is high level language
c++ havig extra benifits data can hide in the fuction
(encapsulation),polymorphism,templets,file
handeling,inharitance.
c is structured design,c++ is object oriented design
c is top-down approach,c++ is bottom-top approach
c++ is required acces specifiers,c is not required acces
specifiers
c++ is client server model
In c++,there is a new concept of "INLINE FUNCTIONS",
whereas in c, there are macros.
C++ is a object oriented language but C is not OOPS.

Is This Answer Correct ?    23 Yes 1 No

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