Answer Posted / javed farooque

c is a procedural /structured and modular language in which
program can broken into smaller parts.c++ is based on
object oriented & c++ is a support of c. so we can say
c++ = c + object oriented.

Here, ++ is the increment opertaor it is increment by 1.
c++ is the superset of c.

c does not support reusability of code and data hiding
concepts.

c++ support reuseability of code and use for data hiding.

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