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C and C++


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I keep wondering if c++ and c programming languages can be separated.

in the last two decades, c++ programming language has evolved too much and currently it has lee and less relationship with the c language. Does this mean that in the nearby future these two languages will be separated?

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There not together to begin with, while yes there is compatibility between there, it's not goin anywhere.

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On 28/01/2022 at 03:30, Matthew S. said:

There not together to begin with, while yes there is compatibility between there, it's not goin anywhere.

so i should not worry about what i teach my students? I have been teaching them both c and c++ and i thought it is one and the same thing

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C was the precursor to C++.  Both are very useful languages to know.

C is a procedural language. It does not support objects or classes.  It supports structs which are somewhat similar to classes but not the same.

C++ is an OO (object oriented) language in addition to being procedural.

 

 

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