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What are the difference between java and C++?

Started by chinmay.sahoo, 04-13-2016, 04:15:33

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chinmay.sahooTopic starter

Java adopts byte code whereas C++ doesn't.
C++ supports destructor whereas java doesn't support.
Multiple inheritance possible in C++ but not in java.


TomClarke

Hello!
I have a great article for you http://cs-fundamentals.com/tech-interview/java/differences-between-java-and-cpp.php
You can rad about main differences between Java and C++ that are shown in the table!

AaronJacobson

The most important difference is that Java is a memory-safe language, whereas C++ is not.
Java does not support pointers, templates, unions, operator overloading, structures etc, where C++ supports
Java support automatic garbage collection and C++ support destructors.

And lots of other different are available but Both Java and C++ support object oriented programming.
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