Answer Posted / kumod kumar

there are following diff between java and c++
1) one of the most important diff is there is no pointre in
java but pointer is hidden from programmer.
2) java is pure object oriented programming language where
as c++ is not pure object oriented language is also support
c feature.
3) in java everything should be within class includin main
function where as it can be in calss or not.
4) java doesn't support operator overloading where as c++
souuprt
5)there is no global variable in java where as it is in c++
6) there is no distructor in java but threr is finally key
work
7)there is no multipal inharitance but is can be achived by
interface

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