What is the difference between c and c++?

Question

language c and language c++

Answer 1

One that I know of is that C++ adds classes, with operator overloading. For example, cout<< from C++ is easier to use than printf() from C (BUT, a program that #include<stdio.h> and uses printf() will be smaller than one that #include<iostream> and uses std::cout<<, so I still prefer printf() sometimes).
C feels a bit restrictive. See, you don't need to make complicated classes in C++, but can still enjoy what it already has. So if you know C, you'll be happy to use C++, it doesn't add any burden, all you know how to do in C, will work in C++ too.

Answer 2

Is it really this hard to use google or the search bar?

Answer 3

Aklex was right, learn how to use Google is also good and permanent character of an experienced programmer.