Difference between C++ vs Java - FlashByte

Difference between C++ vs Java

Feature	C++	Java
Syntax	C++ has a complex syntax with pointers, multiple inheritance and templates.	Java has a simple, easy to learn syntax.
Performance	C++ is faster than Java because it is a compiled language.	Java is slower than C++ because it is an interpreted language.
Memory Management	C++ uses manual memory management.	Java uses automatic memory management.
Portability	C++ code can be recompiled on different platforms.	Java code can run on any platform that has a JVM installed.
Object Oriented	C++ is an Object Oriented language but does not have strict OOP concepts.	Java is a pure Object Oriented language.
Null Pointers	C++ has null pointers that can cause problems if not handled properly.	Java has no null pointers and automatically manages memory.
Platform Dependency	C++ is platform dependent and requires recompilation on different platforms.	Java is platform independent and can run on any platform with a JVM.
Type Checking	C++ has weak type checking and does not enforce strong typing.	Java has strong type checking and enforces strict typing.

Conclusion

In conclusion, both C++ and Java have their own strengths and weaknesses. C++ is a high performance language that is good for system programming, while Java is a more portable language that is good for web development. The choice between C++ and Java depends on the requirements of the project and the skills of the developer.