What is the difference between c c++ andc#

Answer 1

Okk now I understood...

Answer 2

Thank you

Answer 3

Just so you know, they all have differwnt purposes. C does not support classes, sp its not object oriented. C is mainly used in the developmebt if compilers or operating systems. C++ is an object oriented language that allows you to handle memory allocations. C# is object oriented but the memory is auto handled. C# allows reflection so it can be dynamically typed or statically while c++ is just static (unless your a wizard). But performance gets slower and slower with the more and more features. They are all actually very different languages, but syntactically similar

Answer 4

The original C programming language is not object-oriented, which is the most significant difference between the two. C is what’s called a “procedural” programming language, while C++ is a hybrid language that’s a combination of procedural and object-oriented.

C++ was built as an extension of C, which means it can run most C code. The reverse isn’t true though—C can’t run C++ code.

As an object-oriented language, C++ supports polymorphism, encapsulation, and inheritance, while C does not.
In C, data and functions are “free entities,” which means you can manipulate them with outside code. Since C++ encapsulates data and functions together into a single object, those data structures and operators are hidden to outside code.
C++ uses the namespace, which organizes code into logical groups and to prevent name collisions. Name collisions can occur when your code base includes multiple libraries. C does not use a namespace.
C uses functions for input and output, whereas C++ uses objects for input and output.
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Answer 5

Why didn't chose Google?

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/difference-between-c-and-c/amp/

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/difference-between-c-and-c-sharp/amp/

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/c-vs-c-sharp/amp/