Muzaffar Siddiqui

Java and C++ Some of the similarities and differences are in the following table: Features Java C/C++ Pointer No Yes Operator Overload No Yes Typedef, Define, Preprocessors No Yes Structures, Unions No Yes Enums No Yes Functions No (only methods within classes) Yes Goto statement No Yes Automatic CoercionsNo(types should be converted explicitly) Yes Global Variables No. Variable is part of a class Yes Templates No Yes Private, Protected, Public Inheritance No Yes Default parameters No Yes Garbage Collection Yes No Multi-thread support Yes No Multiple Inheritance Yes. Supports only interface inheritance and not implementation inheritance! Yes Exception Handling Yes. try/catch must be defined if the function declares that it may throw an exception. Yes. You may not include the try/catch even if the function throws an exception. Function Overload Yes Yes Internationalization Yes Yes Include of other Objects #import #include Comments "//","/* */,/** */ "//","/* */"

I would like to know how we can use two dimensional arrays in strings? I would also know whether we can compare two dimensional strings?

First you need to create an array of strings. char arrayOfWords[NUMBER_OF_WORDS][MAX_SIZE_OF_WORD]; Then, you need to enter the string into the array int i; for (i=0; i