C vs c++

C Because it is faster and lighter, but if you need objects the c++

C vs c++

C++ is faster than C, Sad but thats the truth, C++ is more complex compared to C whereas C is simple both gives the developer more control over the hardware. C++ supports object oriented programming, features like: Encapsulation, Polymorphism, Abstraction, Inheritance, I personally prefer C++ But if you want learn C++, first learn C, get comfortable with C then move to C++ so you can easily transition from C to C++ anytime you want, because now you already know C, And C++ is basically extension of C so yeah.

C++ vs g++

c++ will be a symlink to g++

NOTE:
cc and c++ are names of POSIX compilers. More likely than not, c++ will be a symlink to g++, and cc to gcc

Source: stackoverflow.com

C vs c

C++ compiles into machine code, while C# compiles to CLR, which is interpreted by ASP.NET.
C++ requires you to handle memory manually, but C# runs in a virtual machine which can automatically handle memory management.
C# does not use pointers, while C++ can use pointers anywhere.
C++ can be used on any platform, though it was originally designed for Unix-based systems. C# is standardized but is rarely used outside of Windows environments.
C++ can create stand-alone and console applications. C# can create a console, Windows, ASP.NET, and mobile applications, but cannot create stand-alone apps.

C vs c

1.C++ compiles into machine code, while C# compiles to CLR, which is interpreted by ASP.NET.
2.C++ requires you to handle memory manually, but C# runs in a virtual machine which can automatically handle memory management.
3.C# does not use pointers, while C++ can use pointers anywhere.
4.C++ can be used on any platform, though it was originally designed for Unix-based systems. C# is standardized but is rarely used outside of Windows environments.
5.C++ can create stand-alone and console applications. C# can create a console, Windows, ASP.NET, and mobile applications, but cannot create stand-alone apps.

C vs c++

nothing better than C - linus torvalds (the founder of linux and git)

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