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C is NOT an objected oriented programming language. It was never meant to be. Since you asked if it's possible to achieve polymorphism with C, I linked you to an article. C++ on the other hand, was meant to be an object oriented programming language.

pix_programmer wrote:
Why C++ if C could do all things that C++ can do?

Why write C code if x86 assembly code can do all the things that C can do? The same logic applies here.

C++ was designed to be a object oriented programming language (like I already said), and that's why you would use it to write object oriented code. I won't write C code, unless may be if I'm writing a device driver or a program that would run in an embedded device with very minimal resources to spare.
"Real men drive manual transmission" - Rajesh.

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