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Why is the language 'c++' named so??
I originated from 'c' But why is it called 'c++' and not 'd'??
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To add to this, C# can be seen as C++++. You can sort of see the 4 pluses making the # symbol.
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hey @sai the ++ operator in "c++" is postfix.
so even if its final value becomes "d" but it is used by all as "c".
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May be because it's has some extended features of c!?
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http://www.stroustrup.com/bs_faq.html#name
According to [Bjarne] Stroustrup [the creator of C++]: "the name signifies the evolutionary nature of the changes from C".
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%2B%2B#Etymology
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I just read the increment operator thing myself; I thought it was interesting to think of it as C adding to itself, in place.
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C + (+C) = C++
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C++ = C++++ = C++ = C#
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naming convention
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var C= (programming language)
C ++ (add more awesome stuff)
C ++ (total 4 makes C#, better than ever)
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the creator of c++ just modified the language c and added some features . he has not created a complete new language from beginning.
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C++ is based on C, so there's the origin of the 'C' in "C++".
Then, in C++ (and C) the "++" is the incrementation operator. That means that C++ is an incremented version of C.
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back in the old days they called it c with classes so it became known as c++
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The 1st "C" indicate we write programme in "Class" and "Compile" it this "Class compiler" process called "Cfront". And in it's advance version they add other and comment using " //" feature added so add "++" sign
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c++ is a modified version of c .in it some more features to c are added .++ is an incrementation operator .
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Lol I thought Linus t orvald created C 😂 and linux. shiit
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It is a great question.Never ever thought about it all along.
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In 1970s, Dennis Ritchie of Bell labs was engaged in a project to develop a new operating system which led him to develop the programming language called C.
In 1980s, also at Bell labs another programming language was created which was based upon the C language, this new one was developed by Bjarne Stroustrup and was called C++, when he designed C++ he added OOP features to C without changing the C component.
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also another answer is the creator knows why it is named as c++ and not d