what is the use of C++?

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hba · Answer

What do you mean bro?

hba · Answer

It's a Object Oriented Programming Language

e.mccormick · Answer

C was developed as a programming language for UNIX.  It became popular and wide spread but it was shipped before development was finished.  A different developer expanded on C, adding some of what was stated they wanted to do before as well as oter things that came after, and he named it C++ because in C the ++ means increment or add 1.  So it is a languave that is close to C, uses many C principals, but is newer and more feature rich.

anonymous · Answer

C is a programming language originally developed for developing the Unix operating system. It is a low-level and powerful language, but it lacks many modern and useful constructs. C++ is a newer language, based on C, that adds many more modern programming language features that make it easier to program than C. 

Basically, C++ maintains all aspects of the C language, while providing new features to programmers that make it easier to write useful and sophisticated programs. 

For example, C++ makes it easier to manage memory and adds several features to allow "object-oriented" programming and "generic" programming. Basically, it makes it easier for programmers to stop thinking about the nitty-gritty details of how the machine works and think about the problems they are trying to solve.