Answer Posted / mms zubeir

First of all, it's not a 'first-come' win race, even we
cannot do that also...

Every programming language has its own strengths and
weaknesses depends upon the usage domain, problem type,
output criteria that the user wants, cost - time efficiency
both at development as well as user front, etc.

Considering all the above, I would choose C++ as the
stronger since;

1. Its extensive support for OOPs (otherwise it would be C
the stronger)
2. Its ability to penetrate to the lowest level of a system
3. The most important thing is, it never stop you
implementing your creativity (unlike Java - we cannot go
beyond a level, and C# - making it complex to go system
level).

How does c++ structure differ from c++ class?

1140

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What is an overflow error?

1107

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Write a recursive program to calculate factorial in c++.

1084

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What is a wchar_t in c++?

1148

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What are the uses of static class data?

1187

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What is a constant reference?

1080

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Describe private, protected and public?

1082

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What should main() return in c and c++?

1026

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What is the precedence when there is a global variable and a local variable in the program with the same name?

1134

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What is a float in c++?

989

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What are the various compound assignment operators in c++?

985

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Define linked lists with the help of an example.

1030

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How a new element can be added or pushed in a stack?

1022

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What is a breakpoint?

1027

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What is the function to call to turn an ascii string into a long?

1067

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