I've read up most of the differences between Java and C++...

I understand that garbage collection is not done automatically in C++ and therefore can lead to memory leakage.

Multiple inheritance is similar to interfaces in Java, allowing one class to be derived from multiple super classes, but there is no 'super' keyword like in Java and the constructors must be explicitly called.

Have to read up bit more about strings, I believe that in C++ strings are stored as an array of Chars rather than having a specific data type for 'strings'.

As far as pointers go, I sort of understand, but if you think that is the most important thing, I'll read up some more :o)

Posted By: Brom, Jul 11, 12:12:58