Kdar Daemon Poster Messages 894 Jun 12, 2009 #1 What are some differences between those languages? Especially C vs. C++ and Perl vs. C/C++ The things that I can think of is that C and C++ are more platform-depended, C++ is more object oriented than C. C/C++ require compiler. What else is there?
What are some differences between those languages? Especially C vs. C++ and Perl vs. C/C++ The things that I can think of is that C and C++ are more platform-depended, C++ is more object oriented than C. C/C++ require compiler. What else is there?
CrazeD Fully Optimized Messages 3,736 Location Maine Jun 12, 2009 #2 Typically C is more low-level, but most times you can do anything you need with C++. Perl is a scripting language, and requires an interpreter. It can be used for web applications or light-weight system scripts.
Typically C is more low-level, but most times you can do anything you need with C++. Perl is a scripting language, and requires an interpreter. It can be used for web applications or light-weight system scripts.
