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Is there a differance between C++ and VC++?????

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TheProgramer

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I am use to making console apps with cout lines, now I see printf()? Why is this???

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> now I see printf()? Why is this???
printf() is also available in C programs.
Both do pretty much the same thing, but in different ways.

> Is there a differance between C++ and VC++
C++ is a language.
VC++ is an implementation of that language. Along with the compiler comes an editor, debugger, help, source control, etc etc.
g++ is also an implementation of that language.

If you stick to only using these header files, then any program you write should be compilable with any ANSI-C++ compiler.

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