Is the C Plus Plus language good for making software?

Answer 1

C++ is one of the most flexible programming-languages there is. So, my first answer would be 'Yes'. However the question is, if C++ is the most suited language for the software that you want to make. There may be a alternative, easier language, in wich you can develop your software. Jahewi :-)

Answer 2

Yes. He not only designed it, he developed and implemented it, sat on the C++ standards committee and wrote the seminal book about it "The C++ Programming Language", now in its third edition.

Answer 3

C++ is a general purpose, generic programming language that compiles to machine code. Thus it performs extremely well on a wide variety of hardware, and is every bit as efficient as its predecessor, C, from which it evolved. C++ is best described as a mid-level language because, while it retains a lot of the low-level procedural functionality of C, it introduces a greater degree of high-level abtraction and structure through object-oriented programming principals. Thus it is ideally suited to modelling highly-complex data structures much more easily than with C alone. It is also backwardly compatible with C, thus it can make use of the vast library of C functions available.

Answer 4

C++ can be used for a variety of applications, ranging from computer games to medical equipment.

It can be used for whatever you want to use it for. It may not be the best programming language to use for a given application, but that doesn't stop you using it for that application.

Answer 5

It is good in the sense that it is much easier to use than either assembly or C for the vast majority of coding. There are still some rare cases where C and assembly excel, so it doesn't completely replace them, however with each new C++ standard there is less need for anything lower than C++.

Answer 6

There are software to build software(s). So you use the software and type in some c++ code to suit the program and then make a software. The software already have all the buttons and text bars. The only thing is to provide the working to them. So you can code in C++ or in any other language to provide working. Though you should know about the classes the buttons belong and other stuff about that software to work seamlessly.

Answer 7

No. Programs written for one platform will been to at least be recompiled, if not rewritten, to run on a different platform.

Answer 8

It is high-level programming using the C++ programming language.

Answer 9

this is a high level programming language.

Answer 10

It's a high-level programming language.