I agree, fancy noticing the difference between C and C with a '++' on the end. Of course, that's the only difference... no actual difference in the language *cough*! This comment is not an insult to Rasputin as I am sure they are aware of the difference between C and C++.
C++ is in addition to C. You take a C program and compile it with a C++ compiler. The ++ is the ability to use objects instead of just structures (although you can use structures also). C++ includes the Standard Template Library which includes some commonly used data structures like lists, stacks, queues, and vectors.
I agree, fancy noticing the difference between C and C with a '++' on the end. Of course, that's the only difference... no actual difference in the language *cough*! This comment is not an insult to Rasputin as I am sure they are aware of the difference between C and C++.
This is a late reply, but I've been out of town for last 2 weeks. Anyway, just to say it's certainly good some times to put some humour in replies, and I'm obviously not taking personal negative answers to that.
Ras.
Last edited by Rasputin; Jul 16 '07, 05:35 AM.
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General meaning of i++ is increment its value by one i.e., it should hold the previous value and add one to it. In the same manner C++ is nothing but "C with Classes" that is holding C features and adding Classes concept to it. The main features are
Data Abstraction
Data Encapuslation
Polymorphism
Inheritance and so on.
as the other guys said search on google you will find more intresting things to do.
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