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what is the main difference between c and c++?
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Answer Posted / akash
c is a procedure programing language
c ++ is a object oriented language
c++ support various features such as data hiding encapsulation, templates, overloading etc dis features are not there in c.
in c focus is given on function where as in c++ focus are given to data.
maintains of large softwares are not possible in c
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