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C++

C++ was developed by Bjarne Stroustrup, a Danish computer scientist, and he initially called it C with Classes. The work began in 1979, and he wanted to create a language that had the power of the C programming language and the object-oriented features he had been exposed to when programming for his Ph.D. thesis.

In 1982, he renamed the language C++, where the two addition operators are a reference to the ++ operator in C, which increments a variable by one. The idea is that C++ is C with one thing added, and that thing is object-orientation.

The first commercial release of the language was in 1985.

C++ is a general-purpose compiled programming language that’s often used in situations requiring high execution speed, where the programmer is in control over how data is stored and managed in the computer’s memory.

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