What is the difference between C++ and java?
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Answer Posted / jenny bala
The major Difference between C++ and Java is,
1.C++ is not fully OOP language since we can write a program without class also, But in java we cannot write a program without class.
2.C++ is not fully platform independent where .class file is not generated if you didn't use class in your program. But in java all files will create .class file after compilation of program, so it's Fully platform independent.
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