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C++ is an object-oriented programming language, based on C language.
This language was developed for the first time at the beginning of the
eighties by Bjarne Stroustrup from Bell labs. It was standartized in
1998.
One of the primary purposes of this project was the maintenance of the compatibility with C language. C++ inherited its predecessor's semantics and syntaxis for all traditional constructs, and a great flexibility and power.
The large semantic wealth of C++, together with its libraries, makes it an extremely expressive and powerful language, and at the same time very difficult to learn.
Besides the support to the object-oriented programmation, C++ has even a support to the general programmation and to metaprogrammation through templates.
It is a solid, mature language, fit for the realization of every type of application: from real time ones to those which operate on databases, from final users applications to operative systems.
Standard C++ has been adopted by different international standard organizations, as ISO (International Organization for Standardization).
One of the primary purposes of this project was the maintenance of the compatibility with C language. C++ inherited its predecessor's semantics and syntaxis for all traditional constructs, and a great flexibility and power.
The large semantic wealth of C++, together with its libraries, makes it an extremely expressive and powerful language, and at the same time very difficult to learn.
Besides the support to the object-oriented programmation, C++ has even a support to the general programmation and to metaprogrammation through templates.
It is a solid, mature language, fit for the realization of every type of application: from real time ones to those which operate on databases, from final users applications to operative systems.
Standard C++ has been adopted by different international standard organizations, as ISO (International Organization for Standardization).
