| Java |
C & C++ |
Comments |
| No comma operator |
Support comma operator |
Java's for statement supports a useful syntax, like in
C/C++ |
| No reference or
dereference operators (*,
-> and &) |
Support reference and
dereference operators. |
Java has no pointers. |
| No sizeof operator |
Support sizeof operator |
Java doesn't need it for
portability |
| Doesn't consider [] and
. to be operators |
Consider [] and
. to be operators |
|
| The + operator applied to Strings concatenates them. |
|
Conversion is performed
automatically for primitive types, and by calling the toString() method for non-primitive types. |
| Supports instanceof operator |
C++ has typeid operator |
Tests whether an object is
an instance of a class or whether it implements an
interface. |
| Supports >>> operator |
|
Right-shifts with zero
extension. |
| Supports variety of &,
| and ^ operators, depending on operand type. |
|
Operators perform bitwise
operations on integral values, but boolean operations on
boolean values. |
