Is there something that we can do in C and not in C++?
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Answer Posted / dheeraj sharma
in c we can assign we can assign void pointer to any type of
pointor varible without typecasting.,but we cant do it in
C++,because C++ does not allow type mismatch.
same case with enum also.in C we can assign integer to enum
member directly,but in C++ we have to typecast integer first
with enum variable.
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