Is there something we can do in C but not in C++?
Declare variable names that are keywords in C++ but not C.
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Answer / ruth
Aside from a few minor differences, there's nothing C can
do that C++ can't. About the only things I can think of are:
int foo = Something();
int array[ foo ]; // C++ can't do this, but C can IIRC
Of course C++ provides alternatives to do the same thing:
vector<int> array(foo); // similar code in C++
C is more friendy for making external libraries. A DLL
compiled in C will likely work in any C/C++ program made in
any other C/C++ compiler. Whereas DLLs made with C++ often
only work in C++ programs made in the same C++ compiler
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Answer / lucky
#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
void main()
{
int class=0;
printf("5d",class);
getch();
}
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