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• What is C++ programming?

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1. Submitted By: sudhansu — February 15, 2008 +2 votes   + -

   c++ is a object oriented programing language (not purely) and it has so many extra qualities than c

3. Submitted By: nagamohan — March 18, 2008 +2 votes   + -

   it is a object oriented programming language it provides strong support for c.

4. Submitted By: Dipankar Dey — April 7, 2008 +1 votes   + -

   C++ is a Object Oriented Programming Language, Which is a Advance Version of C. In C++ some concept like data hiding, encapsulation, Abstract Data type, Inheritence, Operation & Function Overloading can be possible….

5. Submitted By: sathish — July 31, 2008 not yet rated   + -

   c++ is a object oriented programing language (not purely) and it is improvement over the structured programing paradigm

6. Submitted By: Blazer — August 12, 2008 +1 votes   + -

   C++ evolved from C into an Object Oriented Programming language, by Bjarne Soustroup in the early 80’s. It is a so called hybrid progamming language, meaning you can natively program in either procedural or OOP style, or both at the same time.

   It is very fast and portable, and has good connection to the systems lower operational modules and direct memory adressing, making C / C++ the most widely used programming language when it comes to general purpose operating systems.

   With the OOP system C++ also introduces familiar terms like inheritance, overloading, and many more methods standard to OOP languages.

7. Submitted By: Satwinder singh saini — September 10, 2008 not yet rated   + -

   C++ is an object oriented language . It is extention of ‘C’ . It has more concepts than ‘c’ .

8. Submitted By: Shaveen kaushal — February 4, 2009 +2 votes   + -

   C++ is a object oriented language and is used for developing projects. It has more concepts than c like inheritance,polymorphism,data abstraction, encapsulation etc.

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