C++ vs Dart

Difference between C++ and Dart

C++ is an object-oriented programming language developed in 1980 by Bjarne Stroustrup. It has wide real-world applications with various in-built functions and a very vast library with various templates to handle the data structures and functions efficiently.

Dart is a client-optimized language developed by Google in 2011 by Lars Bak and Kasper Lund. It aims at serving applications at the server-side as well as the browser side.

Parameters	Dart	C++
Input & output from the user	Dart uses print( ) function to display the output and readLineSync( ) function to accept the input from the user.	C++ uses stream objects ‘cin’ to accept the input from the user and ‘cout’ to display the output on the screen.
Language Type	Dart is a web-based programming language that supports object-oriented features. It is used for reactive programming.	C++ is an object-oriented programming.
Translator	Dart code is compiled and the compiler converts the code into the JavaScript Code, which is an interpreted language. It can also be compiled into the native code to use with Node.js. We can say that the Dart is an interpreted compiler language.	C++ is a compiled language, and the compiler and interpreter convert it into machine-level language.

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