Sakthivel Dhanabalakrishnanan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>     what i want is some people said that in some situation we
>     will use C and C++.
>
>     in what situation u will use C and C++.Please tell me .i
>     mean like EMbedded systems,RTOS, Networking etc.

Its a matter of programming choice. Some people like to think of
programs in a OO way. They might be more attracted to C++ than
C. Some people (like me) like the plain way C is and may advocate
C. I dont think talking of language advantages is anything
relevant. OOP is a programing style. in C++ it is a language
construct. But decent programmers write OOP even in C. 

Other than these., you can do practically anything with these two
languages. Issues of speed, efficiency, etc... (AFAIK) is a issue
of the previous decade. Todays compilers are far more mature.

In the use of a language, what matters is., your proficiency in a
language. If you are comfortable with C++ go ahead with it. If you
are comfortable with C then use C. If you want OO and you are not
comfortable with C++., you can still write OO code in C. 

In some cases like OS Development, kernel programming, etc.. C
comes more handy because of its plainness. However, once the basic
boiler plate code is done, C++ is also as good as C. 

However, in my above comments, I talk only about C/C++. Please
dont read Java/Python/* in the place of C++ anywhere.. Their case
is completely different.

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