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Answer» Following are some of the differences between C and JAVA: - C is more procedure-oriented, whereas Java is more data-oriented.
- C is a middle-level language as the binding of the gaps takes PLACE between machine level language and high-level languages. On the other hand, Java is a high-level language as the translation of code takes place into machine language using either a compiler or an interpreter.
- C USUALLY breaks down to functions, whereas Java breaks down to Objects.
- Memory allocation can be done by malloc in C, and memory allocation can be done by a new keyword in Java.
- C does not support the CONCEPT of ‘THREADING’. Java supports the concept of ‘threading’.
- C supports pointers, whereas Java does not support pointers.
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