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difference between c and c++?
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Answer Posted / muhammad asim
1.C language is easy as compare to c++.Because in one side
c++ show inheritance so another side its show the
properties of encapslution which are the contrast or weaken
point to inheritance due to encapslution.
2.In C the function pass from one funtion to another
several times while in C++ the function is hidden through
some external function.
3.C is a procedural or structural oriented language uses
ups-down approch and focus on procedure rather than data
while C++ is an object-oriented language uses down-ups
approch and focus on data rather than procedure.
4.C language uses pointer concept while there is no concept
of pointer in C++.
5.C++ is a prototype or a strick typechecking where C is
free of such things, so most programmes which is compiled
by C compiler cannot be compiled by C++ compiler.
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