What is The best using c++ or turbo pascal?



Answer:
C++ is the common standard these days, but it is a lousy language. No strings, no standard for the length of an integer, produces different results on different hosts, may produce a program that will run on one host and not at all on another. Pascal is pretty much dead now, but it was an excellent language in its day. The compiler was absolutely unforgiving. Forced you to do things the right way. Originally intended as a teaching language with that in mind -- if you don't provide a way for the student to do it wrong, he will learn to do it right. C++ is almost assembly language.
I would go with c++. It's much more of an industry standard nowadays. If you want to be old school learn FORTRAN haha.
C++ is better.

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