yes i want to be best in c programing.please provide some suggestions..
C is not an object-oriented programming language, therefore nothing can become an object. The term can only loosely be applied to data types in general but without encapsulated methods they cannot be called objects as such.
you need a*-c maths, a*-c in english, a*-c in physics and theres one more i think its art which is mostly coursework so it should be easy
No. A C++ program is not even remotely similar to a C program. While it is true that with little to no modification any valid C program can become a valid C++ program, the resultant code would still be C or at least the C-style equivalent that is supported by C++. However, the same cannot be said in the other direction. Converting C++ code to C can obviously be done (code in any language can be converted to any other language), but it is far from trivial. Indeed, the only way it could be achieved effectively and efficiently is with a C++ to C compiler, in much the same way as the original C++ compiler worked. However it's difficult to imagine any scenario where this would be a requirement.
C++ is a superset of C (rather than a subset of C) because it inherits directly from C and adds object-oriented programming principals to the C language. If it were a subset of C then it would reduce the language, not enhance it. Indeed, the original C++ compiler simply translated the C++ source code into C source code which was then compiled by the C compiler. Modern C++ compilers do the same sort of thing but they do it far more efficiently, without the need to produce any intermediate C source code.
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Yes. Like C would become C# or Cb
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c in maths b in english and c in science
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Most solids become liquid at their melting point. Heat water above 0°C, or iron above 1,535°C, and they will become a liquid.
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