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What is the difference between Java and C++? [closed]

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What is the difference between Java and C++? Are both object-oriented?

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user45161 Avatar asked May 20 '26 14:05

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This is far too general a question to be answered here.

Java is an explicitly object-oriented language, with the harder-to-use bits snipped off.

C++ is a multi-paradigm language with the safety off. You can do object-oriented programming in it, as well as procedural and generic.

If you had a more specific question, we could be of more help. Why did you ask? If you want recommendations for a particular platform, or project, or whatever, we could be more responsive.

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David Thornley Avatar answered May 23 '26 02:05

David Thornley