why v use c++ even we have microprocessor

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why v use c++ even we have microprocessor..

Answer / rahul ghadge

Apart from being the oop lang C++ is also a HLL and in case of microprocessor v hv 2 use assembly lang which is not dat efficient 4 progrmming. Programmers life becomes easier by using c++ instead of using asm. both belongs to different generations. and c++ is later nd advanced generation. also encapsulation, abstraction, inheritance and polymorphism etc r adv in favour of c++...

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why v use c++ even we have microprocessor..

Answer / sheena_smart

c++ is completely object orientedlanguage. Its major
concepts like data hiding, encapsukation and polymorphism
are very effective... hence v use c++....

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