What is the difference between C++ and java?
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Answer / ridicule
The main difference b/w c++ & java is:
* c++ is a platform dependent language.
* but java is platform independent language.it can be run
on every system which contain java virtual machine(jvm)
*both use oop concept,
we can write a c++ pgm without using class but class is
must in java;
that is java is pure oop language
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Answer / ramakrishna yechuri
c++ is not purely object oriented language.
becoz when ever u say a purely object oriented everything
should be written inside the class.
In c++ u can write member functions outside the class also.
2) Though u declare a variable with private access
specifier i can access outside the main function with the
help of friend function.
Java is 99% object oriented.
purely object oriented means there should not be any
primitative data types.
java contains primitive data types.
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Answer / sudhir krishna
c++ and Java both are object oriented programming language.
but java is not fully object oriented language.
java is platform independent but c++ is platform dependent
language.
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Answer / poorna
c++ and java these both are object oriented programming
langauge but java elimainated some of the difficulty of
pointers are eliminated in java
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Answer / jenny bala
The major Difference between C++ and Java is,
1.C++ is not fully OOP language since we can write a program without class also, But in java we cannot write a program without class.
2.C++ is not fully platform independent where .class file is not generated if you didn't use class in your program. But in java all files will create .class file after compilation of program, so it's Fully platform independent.
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Answer / vijay pratap
The difference between java & C++.
i- Java is a platform independent language,
ii-In java, you can't use VIRTUAL key word.
iii-Java is not fully object oriented programming language.
C++
i-C++ is a fully OOP language.
ii-You can use the VIRTUAL keyword in C++.
iii-C++ is a plateform dependent Language.
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