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'''C++''' is a [[Programming language|programming language]] created by [[Bjarne Stroustrup]]. It added concepts from [[Object oriented programming]] to [[C programming language|C]]. However, since the release of the [[C99]] standard, C++ is no longer a strict superset of C. The language facilitates [[generic programming]] (also known as ''parameterization of types'') through the use of [[templates]] (known in some languages as ''generics''). | '''C++''' is a [[Programming language|programming language]] created by [[Bjarne Stroustrup]]. It added concepts from [[Object oriented programming]] to [[C programming language|C]]. However, since the release of the [[C99]] standard, C++ is no longer a strict superset of C. The language facilitates [[generic programming]] (also known as ''parameterization of types'') through the use of [[templates]] (known in some languages as ''generics''). | ||
''For other uses, see [[C (disambiguation)]].'' | ''For other uses, see [[C (disambiguation)]].'' | ||
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C++ is a programming language created by Bjarne Stroustrup. It added concepts from Object oriented programming to C. However, since the release of the C99 standard, C++ is no longer a strict superset of C. The language facilitates generic programming (also known as parameterization of types) through the use of templates (known in some languages as generics).
For other uses, see C (disambiguation).