whats the difference between c and c++

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whats the difference between c and c++..

Answer / vivek

1>c is an procedural language and c++ is an object oriented.
2>c uses a TOP DOWN approach and c++ BOTTOM UP.
3>c++ introduces the idea of Data hiding using class..shere
in c there is no such facility for that purpose
4>c++ introduce the concept of the message passing with that
objects can communicate.
5>c++ has the inheritence, using it we can reuse our code.
6>Using polymorphism of c++ we can achieve the overloading
of operator and functions, but it is not possible in c.

there may be more difference on this but these are the main..

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whats the difference between c and c++..

Answer / vivek kumar kanojia

C++ provides data hiding concept,using class and provide
facility for the data abstraction without showing background
details,whereas C does not support it.
C++ introduce the reusibility of code by inheritance but in
C it not avialable...

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whats the difference between c and c++..

Answer / vishi

in c++ we can do nesting,inheritance which is not possible
in c.objects and classes are present in c++ not in c.

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whats the difference between c and c++..

Answer / siva

so many we can say but the main difference is
C is structured oriented where as
C++ is object oreiented

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whats the difference between c and c++..

Answer / mosin

c is structer oriented language.
c++ is object oriented language.

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whats the difference between c and c++..

Answer / anjana

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN C AND C++
C c++
*STRUCTURED ORIENTED *OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING.
PROGRAMMING.
*RETURN TYPE IS NOT *RETURN TYPE IS MUST IN C++.
NEEDED.
*WE DIDN'T USE CLASS *WE ARE USING CLASS CONCEPT.
CONCEPT IN C.
*DATA HIDING IS NOT *DATA HIDING IS POSSIBLE.
POSSIBLE IN C.
*C IS A TOP DOWN APPROACH. *C++ IS A BOTTOM APPROACH.

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whats the difference between c and c++..

Answer / shweta kapatkar

c is the structured oriented language &
c++ is the object oriented language
this is the main difference in c & c++ other than
1.c uses a TOP DOWN approach and c++ BOTTOM UP approach
2.In c++ we can do nesting,inheritance which is not
possible in c. & many more

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