Curriculum

Complete C++ Programming Course

Chapter 0: Getting Started With C++

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Chapter 1: Introduction to C++

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Chapter 2: Fundamentals of C++

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Chapter 3: Working with Decisions and Looping Statements in C++

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Chapter 4: Working With The Functions in C++

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Chapter 5: Working With Pointers and References in C++

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Chapter 6: Working with Arrays and Strings in C++

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Chapter 7: Working with Structures in C++

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Chapter-8: Working with Classes, Objects and Constructors in C++

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Chapter-9: Exploring the Classes and Objects in C++

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Chapter 10: Undersatnding Friend Function in C++

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Chapter 11: Working With Polymrphism and Operator Overloading in C++

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Chapter 12: Working with Inheritance in C++

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Chapter 13: Working with Virtual Functions and Polymorphism in C++

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Chapter 14: Working with I/O and File Handling

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Chapter 15: Working with Exceptions in C++

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Chapter 16: Working with Templates in C++

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Chapter 17: Working with Standard Temple Library(STL) in C++

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Text lesson

Difference Between C and C++

In this lesson, you will learn.

Difference Between C and C++

C++ and C

C++ is derived from the C language. Strictly speaking, it is a superset of C. Almost every correct statement in C is also a correct statement in C++, although the reverse is not true.
The most important elements added to C++ is classes, objects, and object-oriented programming. (C++ was originally called “C with classes.”).

Key Differences b/w C and C++

C and C++ are two of the most widely used programming languages, each with its unique features and capabilities.

Here is a detailed comparison presented in a tabular format.

Aspect	C	C++
Paradigm	Procedural programming	Multi-paradigm (Procedural, Object-Oriented, and Generic)
Language Type	Middle-level	Middle-level
Approach	Function-driven	Object-driven
Object-Oriented	No	Yes
Standard Template Library (STL)	No	Yes (provides a rich library of templates including algorithms, iterators, and data structures)
Use of Functions	Central to C programming	Functions are encapsulated within classes/objects
Data Security	Less secure as data is more exposed	More secure due to encapsulation
File Extension	`.c`	`.cpp`, `.cxx`, `.cc`
Exception Handling	Does not support directly	Supports with Try and Catch blocks
Inheritance	Not supported	Supported
Polymorphism	Not supported	Supported
Encapsulation	Not supported	Supported
Function Overloading	Not supported	Supported
Operator Overloading	Not supported	Supported
Namespace Feature	No namespace feature, uses global scope	Uses namespaces to avoid name collisions
Default Function Argument	Not supported	Supported
Compatibility	C code can be used in C++ with minor changes	C++ is not backward compatible with C
Reference Variables	Not available	Available
Use in Industry	Often used for system/low-level programming	Often used for applications, games, GUIs, real-time mathematical simulations

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