difference between c and c++?
Answer Posted / munish kumar
Main difference between c and c++ are:
1.) In c++, there is strict typechecking and in c, there is
no strict typechecking. So, many programes which can
compiled by c compiler cannot be compiled by c++ compiler.
2.) In c, there is only "EARLY BINDING", whereas in c++,
there are "EARLY BINDING & LATE BINDING".
3.)C++ IS HIGH LEVEL LANGUAGE BUT 'C' IS LOW LEVEL LANGUAGE.
4.)In c++,there is a new concept of "INLINE FUNCTIONS",
whereas in c, there are macros.
5.)C++ is a object oriented language but C is not OOPS.
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