what is the difference between c and c++?

Question

what is the difference between c and c++?

Answer 1

c++ is two times better than a c.

Answer 2

C: Procedure Oriented Programming

C++ : Object Oriented Programming

Answer 3

C and C++ are both programming languages.



C is a procedure-oriented language while C++ allows the implementation of object-oriented programming. OO is extensible; that is, it is fairly easy to add functionality to OO programs without redesign. The same cannot be said for programs written in C. In C++ objects contain both their data and functions. The need to change a function results in a small change to a C++ program. A similar change in a C program could take a long time since you need to find every place you need to make a change to implement a design change, and extensive debugging.

Answer 4

C is Procedure Oriented Programming

C++ is Object Oriented Programming



but c++ is much better than C

Answer 5

THere really is no difference between then but one makes you feel better

Answer 6

2 points

Answer 7

Not much. Thwe teacher sees improvement and wants you to know it. It's just not good enough to move up to a B, but is very close.

Answer 8

both are programming languages

c++ is advanced than c

thats it