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What is the difference between C++ and java?
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Answer Posted / ramakrishna yechuri
c++ is not purely object oriented language.
becoz when ever u say a purely object oriented everything
should be written inside the class.
In c++ u can write member functions outside the class also.
2) Though u declare a variable with private access
specifier i can access outside the main function with the
help of friend function.
Java is 99% object oriented.
purely object oriented means there should not be any
primitative data types.
java contains primitive data types.
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