Both Java programming language and C++ are object-oriented programming languages, yet there are contrasts between them. Regardless, Java is an OOP language; accordingly, everything is a protest in Java (single root chain of command as everything gets got from java.lang.Object). Despite what might be expected. In C++, there is no such root chain of command. C++ underpins both procedural and object-oriented programming; in this way, it is known as a hybrid.
| Java | C++ |
|---|---|
| Java is platform independent | C++ is platform dependent |
| There are no pointers in java | There are pointers in C++ |
| There is no operator overloading in java | C ++ has operator overloading |
| There is garbage collection in java | There is no garbage collection |
| Supports multi-threading | Doesn’t support multi-threading |
| There are no templates in java | There are templates in java |
| There are no global variables in java | There are global variables in c++ |