why c++ is not called strictly d super set of c?
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Answer Posted / bijayalaxmi behera.
In the strictly mathematical sense,c++ is not strictly super
set of c.Because,there are some programs that are valid c
but not valid c++.One more thing,few ways of writing the
code that has a different meaning in c and c++.
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