What is the difference between C and C++ ?

Answer 1

C++ is a superset of C, so, with some exceptions, anything you learn in C can be ported to C++.
However, either one takes a lot of studying and practice, and you will likely never learn it all.
C++ has what every C programmer wanted, and a lot more.

C++ is like a newer version of C (kind of) - but even C++ is old, the new version is C sharp (C #)

Answer 2

hello
the difference between C and C++

c with out the ++
c++ with 1 c++

lol @ Wisebonzai's

Answer 3

do u mean grade-wize? a C is just a C. not close 2 a B at all. but a C++ is a couple points away from getting a B. Mayb 1 or 2 pts. Hope u got the C++!

Answer 4

C++ adds provisions (such as classes, encapsulation of data and functionality, polymorphism, inheritance etc..) for true object oriented programing to C . There are other differences, but this is the most important one.

Answer 5

There is no objects in C
So.. most of the basic commands are usable, unless they are included in a header or library that is only intended for C++.
However, you cannot use complicated structures. Only Structure and Union are acceptable.

Answer 6

The C+ is almost a B-.

It goes like this:
A+
A
A-
B+
B
B-
C+
C
C-
D+
D
D-
F

I've read everyone's answers...LOL...I didn't see the other +.

NOW I FEEL REALLY BLONDE.

YEP, it is a programming language!

Answer 7

one has no + and the other has two ++!

Answer 8

these are both programming language with a differerent versions

Answer 9

almost a B

Answer 10

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