How C Is Different From C++

You guys may be wondering, “What’s so special in C++ that makes it better than C”.

Well Today i’m writing about Some Major difference between C and C++.

C was developed by Dennis Ritchie between 1969 and 1973 at AT&T Bell Labs. C++ was developed by Bjarne Stroustrup in 1979 and C++

C is a procedural programming language that doesn’t support Classes and Objects. On the other hand C++ is Combination of both procedural

and Object Oriented programming language, that’s why it can be called as Hybrid Language. C is a subset of C++, therefore

C++ can run most of C code while C cannot run C++ Code. C Doesn’t support function and Operator overloading where as C++ Supports Both.

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C doesn’t not provide any support for error handling while C++ support exception handling that helps in error detection

and smooth handling. In C scanf and printf are used for the standard Input and output while in C++ cin and cout are used

for standard input and output operations.In C language the data is Secured while In C++ data is secure, so it cant be accessed

by external functions. C supports only Pointers where as C++ Supports both Pointers and References. Namespace cannot be used in C

while C++ can use namespaces. Encapsulation is not supported in C but is Supported in C++.