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Both C and C++ are important. C is the basic level of programming language. It is the first step of doing so. C++ is an advanced level programming language.
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C and C + + programming language, but the C + + is OOPS language with polymorphism, inheritance, abstract features and more functionality OOPS a lot of work.
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Both are the programming languages. They are very much useful. Using them will make your programming concept clear. This is very important. What do you think about it?
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both C and C++ are programming languages. C++ is termed as superset of C.
C is a powerful and elegent language.almost all c PROGRAMS ARE ALSO c++ PROGRAMS. in C, it facilitates--" topdown structured design" as against C++ provides bottom-up object-oriented design. the C language is built from functions (like printf)that execute different tasks. in c++, it is a object-oriented system. objects are considered to be "a partitioned area of computer memory" that stores data and set of operations that can access that data. the three most important facilities that c++ adds on to are classes, function overloading and operator overloading.
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C++ was devised by Bjarne Stroustrup in 1983 at Bell Laboratories. It is an extension of C by adding some enhancements to C language. Bjarne combined the simula's(a language designed for making simulations, created by Ole-Johan Dahl and Kristen Nygaard) features of object oriented and the efficiency of C. The new features added to language are templates, namespaces, exception handling and use of standary library.
C and C++ are no more language for writing compilers and other languages, these general purpose languages are used worldwide in every field. C was the C++ predecessor. As it's name implies, a lot of C remains in C++. Although not actually being more powerful than C, C++ allows the programmer to more easily manage and operate with Objects, using an OOP (Object Oriented Programming) concept.
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C is the Basic language, whereas C++ is an Object Oriented Language.
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c is the basic language.
c++ is the abject oriented language. |
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c is topdown parsing.
c++ is bottom up parsing. c is structured language. c++ is object oriented language.
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There are many difference between the C and C++. Some of them are as follows:
C is the procedural oriented language, where as C++ is an Object oriented language The default header file used in C language is stdio.h and in C++ it is iosteam.h C language does not support the OOPS concept, but C++ is based on the OOPS concept. Programs written in C are stored with the extension .c and the programs written using C++ are stored with the extension .cpp
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C and C++ both are programming language but C++ can be defined as superset of C. There are various differences between C and C++ and some of them are as following:
1. C++ can run most of code of C but vice versa cannot be possible. 2. C is procedural programming paradigm language and C++ is multi-paradigm language. 3. Data is more secure in C++ rather than C. 4. C uses top down approach and C++ uses bottom up approach. 5. C is function oriented and C++ is object oriented programming language.
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Major difference between c and c++:
1.C is low level language while C++ is middle level language. 2.C use top down approach while C++ is bottom up approach 3.C is function driven while C++ is object driven 4.C supported function overloading while C++ does not
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Then thing we call as C is a strange language advanced by Dennis Ritchie which includes technical form of programming whereas C++ is one more form expending OOPs idea and is an unconventional form of C.
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C and C++ language is both language have same little bit different.The C and C++ both are OOP language,and there are library different.
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"C" is language and "C++" is an extension of C, and it is nearly impossible to learn C++ without learning C first.
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Main differences between C and C PLUS PLUS are as follows
1 ) In C language Data is not Secured while the data is secured in C PLUS PLUS because C PLUS PLUS have specific OOP features like data hiding which are not present in C. 2) C uses the top-down approach while C PLUS PLUS uses the bottom-up approach. |
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