Answer Posted / satish kumar

* c is the procedure oriented programing
* C++ IS THE OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMING.
* C GIVE THE IMPORTANCE ON THE PROCEDURE INSTATED IN THE
DATA
* A COMPUTER LANGUAGE IS ONE OF THE WHICH CAN BE USED IN
THE COMMUNICATE WITH IN THE PROGRAM IN THE COMPUTER .C++ IS
AN OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMING LANGUAGE. IT WAS DEVELOPED
BY "BJAME STROUSTARP" AT AT&BELL LAB'S IN 1980'S
* C++ IS AN EXTENXION OF THE C WITH MAJOR ADDTITON OF THE
CLASS CONSTRUCT FEATURES.
* THE OTHER IMPORTANT FEATURES OF THE C++ ARE CLASSES,
INHERITANCE, FUNCTION OVERLAPPING ,OPERATOR OVERLODING.
* THE C++ IS A COLLECTION OF THE FUNCTIONS.
* C++ IS A FREE FORM LANGUAGE.
* C++ STATEMENTS TERMINATE WITH ;(SEMI COLON)

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