Answer / rajasekhar

cpp is an object oriented programming language

c is a procedural oriented programming language

cpp is more flexible to use in real time environment

c is not flexible

cpp structures can allow functions where as c doesnt allow functions in its structures

Answer / manish soni

1.c is supprt top down approach while cpp support bottom up
approach.
2.c can't handle big program while cpp can do this task.


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Answer / shwetha

c is a pop language, while cpp is an OOP language
c gives importance to procedures..
cpp give importance to the data...using objects, suitable for real worlds problems

Answer / sai

c is a procedural language which can't use in real world
applications
c++ is object oriented programming language
by using objects in c++ we can declare classes
we can use encapsulation in c++ but can't use in c
the execution of c++ is faster than c
we use printf scanf in c and cout cin are used in c++
for writing and printing data
we don't require to write header files in c++ instead we
have to write iostream

Answer / rajasekhar

In c the header files get included along with the users code ultimately increases the size of the program..

where as in cpp the header files are do not include , but the objects navigates between library files and users code

Answer / guest

c is a low level language c++ is middle level language, in
c functions are building blocks where as in c++ objects are
building blocks, c having structures and unions,but c++ not
having any structures and unions.c is platform
inependent,c++ is platform independent

Answer / p.pavithra

=>c is procedure oriented language and gives importance to
procedure that is functions rather than data.c is middle
level language.
=>c++ is object oriented language and gives importance to
object that is data
c++ is high level language



=>c does not a class/object concept
=>c++ provides data encapsulation,data
abstraction,polymorphism.


=>c passing value to a function is "call by value"
=>where c++ its "call by reference"


=>C++ is the hight level language.
=>C is low level language.

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