Difference Between C and C++

Difference Between C and C++

Hello Friends, Hitesh is here, Today we will discuss the difference between C and C++. The main Difference between C and C++ is; C is Procedure Oriented Programming language but C++ is Object Oriented Programming Language.

Variable Declaration

In C programming language you can't declare a variable anywhere in program But in case of C++ you can declare a variable anywhere in program.

In C Programming

int a;
printf("Hello");

In C++ Programming

cout<<"Hello";
int a; 

• C is the top-down approach and C++ follow bottom-up approach.
• In C programming namespace features are not available but in case of C++ it is available.
• C programs are saved with .c extension and C++ programs saved with .cpp extension
• Operator overloading and Method overloading is not available in C but it supported by C++.
• Exception handling is supported by C++ but not by C language.