C vs C++
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C vs C++ - A key comparison and difference of the topics or subjects that will help you understand which is best for your use case. Check out to compare C++ and C as very common job interview questions.
Difference between C and C++
C vs C++ - A key comparison and difference of the topics or subjects that will help you understand which is best for your use case. Check out to compare C++ and C as very common job interview questions.
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| C follows the procedural programming paradigm | C++ is a multi-paradigm language(procedural as well as object oriented) |
| In case of C, the data is not secured | while the data is secured(hidden) in C++ |
| C uses the top-down approach | C++ uses the bottom-up approach |
| C is function-driven | C++ is object-driven |
| C does not support function overloading | C++ supports function overloading |
| We can not use functions inside structures in C | We can use functions inside structures in C++ |
| The NAMESPACE feature in C is absent | The NAMESPACE feature in C++ is present |
| C does not allow the use of reference variables | C++ allows the use of reference variables |
| C does not support Exception Handling | C++ supports Exception Handling |
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