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What is the difference b/w main() in C language and main()
in C++.
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Answer Posted / ayush jindal
in c & c++
the main difference is that "c" is based on top to bottom
approach.in "c"languge the header file is used as
#include<stdio.h> its also programable language.
& in c++ is based on bottom upto top approach. in c++ the
header file is used as #include<iostream.h> is used. is
also based on "object oriented program".
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