Thread: What is the difference between C and C ++?

Hi I m new in programming world. Currently I am learning C++ programming language. I want to know the difference between C and C ++? Thanks in advance for any information.

• C is mother language of all other programming language. C is procedure oriented language and offers importance to Procedure that is functions before data. C is middle level language.

• C++ is object oriented language and offers importance to object that is data.

• The key difference between c and C++ is that " C is a structured programming language while C++ is an object programming language (OOps)

• C++ support operator overloading but c doesn't support operator overloading.

• DATA is not secured in C but in C++ it is secured

• In C it doesn’t provide default Argument but in C++ provides

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Difference between C and C ++:

• C++ is object oriented language and offers importance to object that is data.
• C++ support operator overloading but c doesn't support operator overloading.
• In C we use #include<stdio.h>as header file, while in C++ we use #include<iostreame>as header file.
• Inline functions are not available in C.
• C is a top down approach while C++ is bottom up approach
• DATA is not secured in C but in C++ it is secured