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Originally Posted by vtrehan
3. C is low level programming, meaning we can work directly with register values and do binary programming used widely in engineering type programming, which is what we are supposed to do. But C++ is a high level language mainly used to do programming for businesses.
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WARNING: Even more nerd pendantry
C is not a low level language. It's a high level language, just like C++. C++ just has more abstraction incorporated in it, so it's a higher level language than C, but still. Low level languages are languages like assembler where you're actually working with registers and basic processor instructions full time. If you're defining variables and stuff, it's not really a low level language.