Difference Between C and C++

C++ is the extension of C language. In C++, you can use C-Language features as well as new add-on features.

Difference Between C and C++
S.No.	C-Language	C++ Language
	C is the function or procedure programming language.	C++ is the object oriented programming language.
	C uses Top-down approach for solving the problem.	C++ uses Bottom-up approach for solving the problem.
	C is less secure than C++	C++ is more secure than C, because OOP's concept provide the facility of data hiding and protecting data.
	In C Programming variable declaration is possible only in the beginning of the program.	In C++ you can declare variables any where in between the program, but before it is used.
	C is a middle level language.	C++ is a high level language.
	In C, programs are divided into functions.	In C++, programs are divided into classes and objects.
	C uses printf() and scanf() function for standard input and output.	C++ uses cin>> and cout<< for standard input and output.
	Features like function overloading and operator overloading is not present.	C++ supports function overloading and operator overloading.
	In C, no exception handling and no template classes concept.	C++ support exceptional handling and template classes.
	C program file is saved with .c extension.	C++ program file is saved with .cpp extension.