what is diff. f the C and C++?
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Jump to Post>the stuff you can do in C can be done in C++, except build an O/S.
Nope, you can do that in C++ too. C++ can be used anywhere C can, provided there's a compiler available for the target machine.
Jump to PostIn Ur they had neither C nor C++.
Come to think of it they didn't have + either, they used other characters entirely for writing.
Jump to PostI'm sorry, I refuse to answer your question until you stop using silly chat speak to communicate.
Jump to Post>Except for the facts like C++ has more keywords, so int new;
>will not compile in C++, but it will work without any problem in C.
The statement I was quoting talked about functional ability, not piddling differences between syntax and semantics. For example, C++ can indeed be used to …
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wamuti 0 Newbie Poster
Well C++ has classes while C has not. My advice, C++ is the way to go since C is fully contained in C++. This means many(mostly everything) of the stuff you can do in C can be done in C++, except build an O/S.
Salem 5,265 Posting Sage
Narue 5,707 Bad Cop Team Colleague
>the stuff you can do in C can be done in C++, except build an O/S.
Nope, you can do that in C++ too. C++ can be used anywhere C can, provided there's a compiler available for the target machine.
Jx_Man 987 Nearly a Senior Poster Featured Poster
>the stuff you can do in C can be done in C++
and in the C++ the stuff combine with object oriented programming (not pure OOP but like hybrid).
jwenting 1,905 duckman Team Colleague
In Ur they had neither C nor C++.
Come to think of it they didn't have + either, they used other characters entirely for writing.
Comrade Ogilvy commented: The Urly bird catches the Chaldean worm. +1
technogeek_42 -20 Posting Whiz in Training
and wat is te diFF. between the app. of the 2?
and their apperance?
Narue 5,707 Bad Cop Team Colleague
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bector -3 Newbie Poster
difference b\w in c and C++
1. in c++ we have classes and object
2. in c++ we have function overloading, inheritence ,virtual function ,constructor
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technogeek_42 -20 Posting Whiz in Training
I'm sorry, I refuse to answer your question until you stop using silly chat speak to communicate.
ok what is the difference between the two of them
ithelp 757 Posting Virtuoso Banned
>the stuff you can do in C can be done in C++, except build an O/S.
Nope, you can do that in C++ too. C++ can be used anywhere C can, provided there's a compiler available for the target machine.
Except for the facts like C++ has more keywords, so int new; will not compile in C++, but it will work without any problem in C.
Ancient Dragon 5,243 Achieved Level 70 Team Colleague Featured Poster
Except for the facts like C++ has more keywords, so int new; will not compile in C++, but it will work without any problem in C.
you have that backwards. the new operators is in c++ not C.
What's the difference between C and C++. Hundreds of differences. You can't take a C program and expect it to compile with a C++ compiler, and vice versa. Think of them as two completly different languages. As with most languages there are many similarities but there are also many differences.
Narue 5,707 Bad Cop Team Colleague
>Except for the facts like C++ has more keywords, so int new;
>will not compile in C++, but it will work without any problem in C.
The statement I was quoting talked about functional ability, not piddling differences between syntax and semantics. For example, C++ can indeed be used to build an OS. Everything you can use C for, you can also use C++ for, provided C++ is supported on the target system.
technogeek_42 -20 Posting Whiz in Training
what easier to use c or C++ or java? (in making a game)
Ancient Dragon 5,243 Achieved Level 70 Team Colleague Featured Poster
what easier to use c or C++ or java? (in making a game)
If you have to ask that then you are not ready to start writing a game. Study the languages first before diving into the deep end of the water.
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