Answer / u gautami

java is case sensitive.
c++ is case insensitive.
java consists of applets where c++ does not contain.
In java source program is converted into byte code,
in c++ source program is converted into machine code.
java does not support over loading & c++ supports this over
loading concept.

Answer / sweety

Java is a secure language as compare to c++ . java use a
byte code which make secure to java

Answer / s.shanthi

The main differences between c++ and Java are that "The
features that are present in C++ are not present in Java.

1) Pointers.
2) Templates.
C++ SUPPORTS THE CONCEPT OF
1.POINTERS
2.TEMPLATES AND
3.VIRTUAL FUNCTIONS

BUT IN CASE OF JAVA IT WONT SUPPORTS THE ABOVE FEATURES
c++ is object oriented programming language but java is
purely object oriented programming language

Answer / suhas sude

C++ provide Friend(),by using this you can access the
private data members or member function.But java can not
support like this function.

Answer / ankit siwach

c++ is good from java becoz this is truly objecet orinted

Answer / megha shreya

see complete reference of java...

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Answer / ravikiran(aptech mumbai)

c++ is a purely object oriented language and java is not due
to non supportal of multiple inheritence

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