what is the main difference between c and c++?
Answer Posted / v.santhoshini
*c does not supports function overloading.c++does supports
function overloading.
*Now c,name space is not available.c++,namespace is
available.
*c does not uses reference variable.c++ uses reference
variables.
*c is more time complexity.c++ is less time complexity.
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