c and c++ programming difference-II
By angnima
@angnima (772)
Nepal
March 3, 2007 7:56am CST
c and c++ programming difference-II:
No Boolean Type:
C does not provide a native boolean type.
You can simulate it using an enum, though:
typedef enum {FALSE, TRUE} bool;
2 responses
@girishk87 (188)
• India
3 Mar 07
Mr.angnima I AM THE LOVER OF C LANGUAGE
hi angnima(626) this is girishk87(44) actually i love to write programs in c language but now i am shifting to the c++ and java languages beacause i had joined the B.E course according to me in c language the there will be no boolean data types but there can be available in java in c++ also think bool data type is avaiable with the version 3.0 but unfortunately turbo c++ V.3.0 is not available with me so i don't use the bool data type in neither c nor c++ languages
ok i think that i had shared my knowledge with you
