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C and C are the same language. There is no difference.

You probably meant C and C++. The main difference is that C++ is object oriented while C is not. C++ is also stricter in terms of type safety and removes many of C's inconsistencies. However, it has to remain backwardly compatible with C. Both languages are standardised and often "borrow" from each other to maintain compatibility. C++ evolved from C (originally called C with Classes), however they are separate languages in their own right. C is typically used for low-level programming while C++ is typically used for high-level programming or a combination of both low and high level programming.

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