what is the main difference between c and c++?
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Answer Posted / krishnendu dey
1.C doesn't support function overloading but c++ does
2.c++ has a features of NAMESPACE which C doesn't have.
3.In C++ we can use function inside structure whereas C
doesn't permit this.
4 c- function driven
C++- object driven
5. C uses top down approach
C++ uses bottom down aproach
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