C and C++ waht is the defferent

[Visual Basic]

what is the difference between C and C++ ?
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[parksie]

C is a primarily procedural language. C++ is derived from C, and is capable of being object oriented and generic as well.

You might want to find a good book though ;)

[agent]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but...

C is to C++ as basic is to Visual Basic.

C++ is an object-oriented language based on the C syntax and flow-control statements (i.e. 'if', 'while', 'for', etc). If you learn C++ without first learning C, you will have learned C by learning C++.

[made_of_asp]

C++ is an extension to C with STL, Clases(OOP Programming).

C is slightly harder to use. There a few things in C that are not used as much in C++, e.g. C-Style Memory Allocation Functions (malloc, calloc, realloc, free) etc. Instead new/delete is used.

[kedaman]

Originally posted by made_of_asp
C++ is an extension to C with STL, Clases(OOP Programming).

C is slightly harder to use. There a few things in C that are not used as much in C++, e.g. C-Style Memory Allocation Functions (malloc, calloc, realloc, free) etc. Instead new/delete is used.
C is a lot easier but less flexible than the complex C++ to use, C++ is a multiparadigm language, an object orienter programming language (OOPL), procedural language and supports generic programming as well while C is a procedural language.


C is to C++ as basic is to Visual Basic.

C++ can't be compared with VB :p

[CornedBee]

Originally posted by agent

C is to C++ as basic is to Visual Basic.


Burn on the stake! :p

You are wrong. Correction offered by kedaman.