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Minor
Differences
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Remember
the comma operator in C++?
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In
Java it can only be used in for loops to allow for multiple
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increment
steps
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There
is no operator overloading
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Which
means you cannot compare strings with > >= etc.
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You
cannot assign objects to do a complete copy (=)
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You
cannot read and write using >> or <<
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You
cannot cast class types!
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To
convert you must use special methods (i.e., function calls)
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But,
you can assign data members values – directly:
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class
list {
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int i = 100;
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video v = new video();
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