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Re: Difference between C, C and Java? Sir, I have completed my B.TECH. but still i am very interest in software. I want to attend the interview. so kindly give me the answer as soon as possible. If you have any other answer(hint) for it plz send it as well.mail id - [email protected] Thank u, Mohd Irfan |
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23rd January 2014 07:09 PM | ||
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28th October 2012 04:28 PM | ||
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24th July 2012 01:04 AM | ||
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13th July 2012 01:27 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? the main difference between c and c plus plus is that c is a procedure oriented language where as cpp is an object oriented language we can compile and and execute all our cprograms in a cpp compiler cpp is an extintion to c. cpp was first called 'c with classes' the ++ in c++ indicates the increment operator in c meaning cpp is an advanced language compared to c the advantage of cpp lies in object oriented programing generally called oops the features of oops are classes,dataabstraction,encapsulation,inheritance, polymorphism,exception handling,etc., |
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24th April 2012 06:14 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? [QUOTE=rahul k;112410]Dear friend C++ is the advanced version of 'C" language. So, the basic difference between C++ and JAVA are as given below - Java is a true object oriented language while c++ is a object oriented language. In "C" we use the concept of pointers whereas there are no pointers used in JAVA. Java does not support operator overloading but "C" is support. Java provides the multi-threading capability while in "C" is not possible. |
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4th April 2012 06:17 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? Hi friend...... 1.C is a procedure oriented language. C++ is a procedure oriented language. Java is purely object oriented language 2.C is platform dependent language. C++ is platform dependent language java is platform independent language |
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7th March 2012 12:19 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? java gives more security than c++ 1.java is a GUI but c++ is not. 2.in c++ we use constructor and destructor but destructor can't able to destruct the data,in java at the place of destructor we use finalize which hits the data which we have to destruct and null destructs it. 3.we can make our own packages in java but in c++ we can't. |
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20th January 2012 03:57 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? hello dear All of these are programming languages. Programming languages are of two types, namely: (a) Modular or function-based Programming Language (b) Object-oriented Programming Language. C is a modular programming language and doesn't have object-oriented features in it. whereas, C++ supports both modular and object-oriented features. Java is a completely object-oriented language as it doesn't allow modular programming. In Java every object has to be defined in terms of a class. I think now your doubts are clear. All the best! thank you |
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19th January 2012 07:09 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? C:c is procedural or struture oriented programming language.and c is system dependent or platform depended language. C++:it is object oriented programming language but it is not fully object oriented programming language why because if you write the programs without using the classes.. Java:it is fully object oriented programming..with out class not possible to write the java program.it is a platform indepnded language |
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15th October 2011 06:44 AM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C and Java? c is a function language and c++ is aobject oriented language java is simmslar to c++ but some im some improvement |
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2nd October 2011 02:42 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? Quote:
I think the main difference between C or C++ and Java in Object-oriented. In Language C or C++, we can extend one more classes. There are many problems from the method of extending, like the sequence of initializing the class before using it and the sequence of destroying the class. It's very hard for the beginner. So Java doesn't allow extending from more one class. On the other side , there is the same in C++ and Java. C is a procedure oriented language . C++ is c with object oriented language. Java is truely object oriented. Thanks |
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1st October 2011 12:53 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? Dear friend , There is a huge difference between C , C++ and JAVA. C is a procedural based language. It has to be written by maintaining a particular approach.C uses pointers, structures and unions. here for input /output we use printf/scanf . C++ language is a object oriented language. It follows the principle of OOPs . Here for input/output we use cin/cout . It has properties like Inheritance , Abstraction etc etc.. Java is a 5th generation language. Its is purely Object Oriented Programming. It introduces the concept of object and class. It is not a modular programming language. you can define anything anywhere. It dosn't uses the concept of pointers. |
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24th September 2011 06:04 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C and Java? differe between c and java |
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22nd September 2011 11:35 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C and Java? YOUR INFORMATION REALLY HELPED ME A LOT!!!!! THANK U |
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14th September 2011 10:33 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C and Java? Difference Between C, C , and Java 1. C is Procedure Oriented Programming Language, C have both the features of Procedure Oriented and Object Oriented. Java is Complete Object Oriented programming( we can not create any java program without class and instance) 2. To create C and C program we need to use header file and library functions( for C stdio.h, for c iostream.h ) but many library functions like ctype.h , string.h can be used in C and C both. Eg: #include<stdio.h> / #include<iostream.h> etc. Java does not support header file and library functions here we use package. Eg import java.io.*; 3. C and C both support pointer but Java dose not support the concept of pointer. 4. In case of dynamic memory allocation( C uses malloc or calloc function and C uses new operator ). It is necessary to de-allocate the allocated memory for both C and C (using free ). Otherwise it will be the cause of memory leakage. Java create and destroy object itself by using Garbage Collection mechanism. You can create object dynmically but you can not control memory heap or memory location. Because pointers are not available in java 5. arguments of main function in java is String args[] Some special Difference between C and Java 1. classes of C have both the facilitates of multiple and multilevel inheritance. classes of Java supports multilevel inheritance but do not support multilevel inheritance. Multilevel inheritance is done by implementing interface. 2. C have the facilitates of templates. Instead of templates generics are present in Java, which are similar to templates in C . 3. Java supports multi-threaded programming. C does not supports. |
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12th September 2011 12:02 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C and Java? THANK U 4 all its very usefull to study java coures |
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11th September 2011 12:57 AM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? c language:- this is a structured language, this is not an object oriented language. this language is the base of all the programming languages. it doesn't contain any class and the object. c++ :- this is an object oriented language. it is a platform dependent language. so it follow all the uncharacteristic of OOP like inheritance, encapsulation, and poly morphism. it also contain the class and object. JAVA java is a world wide language. it is a platform independent language. it also have the characteristics of the OOP like inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism. |
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2nd September 2011 06:50 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C and Java? very gud info .. n its verry useful.. thanks for posting guys .. gud luck ,, |
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31st August 2011 11:13 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? Hi dear, C++ is the advanced version of 'C" language. So, the basic difference between C++ and JAVA are as given below - Java is a true object oriented language while c++ is a object oriented language. In "C" we use the concept of pointers whereas there are no pointers used in JAVA. Java does not support operator overloading but "C" is support. Java provides the multi-threading capability while in "C" is not possible. Thanks |
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31st August 2011 12:40 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C and Java? I have interview in CTS wat they ask in related to the technical questions? |
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29th August 2011 03:21 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? Dear friend, As you said that you are very interested in software,I happy to inform you that there are lots of job opportunities in software. Now coming to the point,difference between C,C++ and Java.First you need to remember that C is the basic of all other programing language and the differences are as below, >>C is a procedure oriented language,while other two are object oriented language. >>C and C++ is platform dependent while Java is platform independent. >>C has pointer while other two do not have pointers. These are the main difference between these three languages,there more difference also but those are not important. Hope I help you. |
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29th August 2011 02:16 AM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? Hello, Difference between C and Java: 1. C is a structure oriented program. 2. Java does not support explicit pointer type. 3. Java requires that the functions with number arguments must be declared empty paranthesis and not with the void keyword in C. 4. Java does not define the type modifiers keywords auto,extern,register,signed & unsigned. Difference between C++ and Java: 1. C++ is object oriented program. 2. Java is a purely object oriented program 3. Java does not support Global variables 4. Java does not use the pointers 5. Java does not support operator overloading 6. Java does not template classes as in C++. 7. Java has replaced the destructor function with a finalize function. Best wishes |
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20th August 2011 01:26 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? Quote:
1.c language is a structured language.it used pointer.its a top down approachComplex functionality such as I/O.hard programmnig as compare to java and c++ languages.c is a platform dependent language so the executable code couldnt run on other operating system. 2.c++ is the advanced version of c language.its also a platform dependent langauge that why the executable code couldnt run on any other oprating system.its a object oriented language. 3.java is a pure object oriented language.java is a platform independent language.so byte code can be run on any other oprating system.java is easy,robust,secure,portable language. |
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16th August 2011 05:19 PM | ||
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31st July 2011 09:13 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? Difference between C, C++ and Java? Dear friend C++ is the advanced version of 'C" language. So, the basic difference between C++ and JAVA are as given below - Java is a true object oriented language while c++ is a object oriented language. In "C" we use the concept of pointers whereas there are no pointers used in JAVA. Java does not support operator overloading but "C" is support. Java provides the multi-threading capability while in "C" is not possible. |
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31st July 2011 08:55 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? Difference between C, C++ and Java? Dear friend C++ is the advanced version of 'C" language. So, the basic difference between C++ and JAVA are as given below - Java is a true object oriented language while c++ is a object oriented language. In "C" we use the concept of pointers whereas there are no pointers used in JAVA. Java does not support operator overloading but "C" is support. Java provides the multi-threading capability while in "C" is not possible. |
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31st July 2011 07:07 PM | ||
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Re: dear friend, The differences between the C++ and Java programming languages can be traced to their heritage, as they have different design goals. C++ was designed for systems and applications programming, extending the C programming language. To this procedural programming language designed for efficient execution, C++ has added support for statically-typed object-oriented programming, exception handling, scoped resource management, and generic programming, in particular. It also added a standard library which includes generic containers and algorithms. Java was created initially as an interpreter for printing systems but grew to support network computing. Sun Microsystems used it for the basis of their "HotJava" thin client system. It relies on a virtual machine to be secure and highly portable. It is bundled with an extensive library designed to provide a complete abstraction of the underlying platform. Java is a statically-typed object-oriented language that uses a syntax similar to C++, but is not compatible with it. It was designed from scratch, with the goal of being easy to use and accessible to a wider audience. all the best.......... |
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31st July 2011 04:31 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C and Java? tnk u so m uch 2 all,.,.all ans r very usefull 2 me ,., |
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23rd July 2011 12:46 PM | ||
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21st July 2011 11:40 AM | ||
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16th July 2011 12:50 AM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? Hi dear, C++ is the advanced version of 'C" language. So, the basic difference between C++ and JAVA are as given below - Java is a true object oriented language while c++ is a object oriented language. In "C" we use the concept of pointers whereas there are no pointers used in JAVA. Java does not support operator overloading but "C" is support. Java provides the multi-threading capability while in "C" is not possible. Thanks |
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10th July 2011 10:13 PM | ||
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6th July 2011 08:01 PM | ||
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2nd July 2011 01:41 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? c language: 1. c is an completly structured oriented programing lagurage. 2.this is task oriended. C++ language: 1. c++ is not purely objected oriented programing laguage. 2. this is less secuted laguage compared to java. java laguage: 1. java is a pure object oriented programing laguage. 2. java highly secured programing language. |
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29th June 2011 11:10 AM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? java is most advanced among three. c++ is advanced than c. c is first language after assembly. and all these have their own library of functions used for our required. |
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26th June 2011 12:03 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? C is a basic programming, which is devloped in T&Bell laboratory, But C++ and Java is object oriented programming, we can say it is advanced version of C language. |
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17th June 2011 05:22 PM | ||
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13th June 2011 07:20 PM | ||
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13th June 2011 11:24 AM | ||
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Difference between C, C++ and Java? Sir/Madam, I want to know what is the difference between c, c++ & java. |
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13th June 2011 05:45 AM | ||
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3rd May 2011 02:15 AM | ||
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27th April 2011 12:51 PM | ||
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24th April 2011 11:59 AM | ||
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22nd April 2011 11:03 PM | ||
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13th April 2011 03:46 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C and Java? Its better to start with c language. If you have ability to learn c, then you can easily learn any other languages. |
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13th April 2011 01:37 PM | ||
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10th April 2011 02:44 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? Hi friend, you asked a nice question. c program is a basic version of programming language. In c you will have a concept named variable++ = variable + 1. In similar concept only C++ is formed and named. It is same as c with some more improvements. Java is another programming language which is so advanced and nowadays mostly used. It is an object oriented programming language like c++. |
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10th April 2011 02:37 PM | ||
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Re: Difference between C, C++ and Java? hi dear,C++ is the advanced version of 'C" language. So, the basic difference between C++ and JAVA are as given below - Java is a true object oriented language while c++ is a object oriented language. In "C" we use the concept of pointers whereas there are no pointers used in JAVA. Java does not support operator overloading but "C" is support. Java provides the multi-threading capability while in "C" is not possible. thank |
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9th April 2011 10:54 PM | ||
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