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I will try and make this as compact as possible..
C was the C++ predecessor
C is a language that was developed in the 70's to make it easier to code low-level applications while still using a high-level language. There was almost no wide-spread concept of "object-oriented programming" at the time, so C did not incorporate these capabilities.
C++ was developed as a metalanguage to C so that it could add object oriented development to an already popular language. Classes were added to C as well as a number of other concepts (i.e.- inheritance, abstraction, polymorphism, etc.).
It was named C++ since "++" is an increment operator in C++ and C++ was seen as a definite increment on the C language set.
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mikethedike
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I will try and make this as compact as possible..
C was the C++ predecessor
C is a language that was developed in the 70's to make it easier to code low-level applications while still using a high-level language. There was almost no wide-spread concept of "object-oriented programming" at the time, so C did not incorporate these capabilities.
C++ was developed as a metalanguage to C so that it could add object oriented development to an already popular language. Classes were added to C as well as a number of other concepts (i.e.- inheritance, abstraction, polymorphism, etc.).
It was named C++ since "++" is an increment operator in C++ and C++ was seen as a definite increment on the C language set.
Awaiting Comments
Melisio Mascarenahs
mikethedike
mumbai India
