what is the main difference between c and c++?
Answer Posted / vivek sagar jaiswal
*c is the procedure oriented programing.
c++ is the object oriented programing.
*c is the low level language.
c++ is the high level language.
*c is top-down approach
c++ is bottom-top approach.
*c is structured design
c++ is object oriented design .
*c does not deal with real world problems properly
eg. Maintaining a database.
while c++ deals with real world problems.
*In c we declare variable at the start of block...
In c++ we can declare it any where.....
*c the data can pass through the fuction to fuction.
Data is hidden and can’t be accessed by the external function.
*We can’t work with Class in C .
We can work with Class in C++ .
*c is not required acces
specifiers .
C++ is required acces
Specifiers .
*c has not inheritance concept .
c++ has inheritance concept .
*C can't support
of all function of C++.
C++ can support of all function of C
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