Answer Posted / geetha
1.C++ is not a fully object oriended.it is a partial object
oriended programming.
2.it is also worked without the help of classes and object
like "C" but java can be only accessed through the
objects.so,it is fully object oreinted and will provide the
security.
3."C++" would not provide the full security.
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