Difference between C and C++: In this post, we are going to learn the differences between C and C++ programming languages.
| C programming language | C++ Programming language |
|---|---|
| It is a procedural programming language. | This programming language is known as multi-paradigm because it supports both procedural and object-oriented programming language. |
| Uses scanf() and printf() are used for input and output statements. | We use cin and cout for performing both input and output operations. |
| These programs have been divided into procedures and modules | The programs are divided into classes and functions. |
| Data is less secured in this language. | In this language, we can use the “modifiers” for class members to make it inaccessible for outside users. |
| Operator overloading is not possible in this language. | Operator overloading is possible. |
| It follows a top-down approach | It follows the bottom-up approach. |
| We cannot use the functions in structures. | We can use functions in structures. |
| It does not provide the features of namespaces | It supports the features of namespaces |
| And also it will not support reference variables | supports reference variables |
| It doesn’t support function overloading | Supports function overloading |
| Exception handling should be performed with other functions. So it’s not an easy task | Also provides exception handling by using try and catch block. |