what is the main difference between c and c++?
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Answer / g.dhanalakshmi
1)C program supports top-down approach, but c++ program
supports bottom up approach.
(Explanation) If we need to compile c/c++ program, the
compiler first goes to main()function, In c++ we start with
class and main() function is at the bottom.
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Answer / javed farooque
c is a procedural /structured and modular language in which
program can broken into smaller parts.c++ is based on
object oriented & c++ is a support of c. so we can say
c++ = c + object oriented.
Here, ++ is the increment opertaor it is increment by 1.
c++ is the superset of c.
c does not support reusability of code and data hiding
concepts.
c++ support reuseability of code and use for data hiding.
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Answer / sricharan
>> C << >> C++ <<
1> Basically it is an 1> It is an Object oriented
procedure oriented known as OOPS
2> It is an Top-Down 2> It is an Bottom-Up
approach approach
3> syntax ->#include<stdio.h> 3> #include<iostream.h>
4>Here we use Print f & scan f 4> Here we use cout and cin
statements statements
5>Mainly Focus on procedure 5> Mainly Focus on Data
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Answer / bhanu pratap singh
in c we make the prog without header file but in c++ we
cant make the program without include header file.
bhanu
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Answer / vijayasekar
1.C does not have any classes or objects. It is procedure
and function driven. There is no concept of access through
objects and structures are the only place where there is a
access through a compacted variable. c++ is object oriented
2.C structures have a different behaviour compared to c++
structures. Structures in c do not accept functions as
their parts.
3.C input/output is based on library and the processes are
carried out by including functions. C++ i/o is made through
console commands cin and cout.
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Answer / akash
c is a procedure programing language
c ++ is a object oriented language
c++ support various features such as data hiding encapsulation, templates, overloading etc dis features are not there in c.
in c focus is given on function where as in c++ focus are given to data.
maintains of large softwares are not possible in c
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Answer / jony
c mean see beautiful girl..
C++ means enjoy there beauty......always
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Answer / kamal kishore
c is procedural language wrereas c++ is object oriented
language which can deal wuth real-world models.
c focus on procedure and c++ emphasis on data and its
object.c++ can model with real world objects
.
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Answer / srinivas
by using c++,we can increase program efficiency and easily
trace the program.by using the classes and objects we can
easily access the variables.
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Answer / sravanthi
c is a simple programming language where as c++ is object
oriented programing language.in c++ pgms are written based on
classes & objects.both are system dependent.
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