What is the difference between C++ & Java?
Answer Posted / surajit mishra
c++ is advanced version of c. so,it has procedure oriented
concept also it has object oriented concept but java has
truely object oriented concept.
Another difference is java is platform independent means it
can be accepted by any type of operating system but c++ is
not platform independent.
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