Answer Posted / raman sharma

in c is structual language and c++ is a object oriented
language. in c we use #include<stdio.h> and in c++ we use
#include<iostream.h>. in c we single line comment /* /* and
in c++ we use // //. in c we use manipulator and in c++ we
dont use manipulator because in c++ there is a one header
file we use #include<iomanip.h>. in c++ there is
class,object,encapsulation,inheritance,message
binding,polymorphism etc and in c there is no class and
object. in c++ we use endl in line break also \n but in c
programming there is only \n we use. there is constructor
and disgustor. in c++ is easy and less complexity program.
in c there is use printf() for output and scanf()for input
and c++ there is cout<< for output and cin>> for input and
<< is insertion and >> is a extraction this is main
differece between in c and c++

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