C++ Vs JAVA feature Comparision

Difference between C++ and Java, C++ Vs JAVA
To find the differences between C++ and Java programming languages we must know the goals for designing them.
Basically, C++ was designed for systems and applications programming, extending the C programming language.
Whereas, Java was created initially as an interpreter for printing systems but grew to support network computing.
So lets compare the C++ and JAVA feature wise,

C++	JAVA
Except for a few corner cases its compatible with C source code.	No backward compatibility with any previous language. Although the syntax is strongly influenced by C/C++, but not compatible with C.
Platform dependent	Platform independent, write once, run everywhere.
Allows generic programming, procedural programming and object-oriented programming	Encourages OOPS concept, object oriented programming paradigm.
Its allows direct calls to native system libraries.	Call through the Java Native Interface and recently Java Native Access.
Exposes low-level system facilities.	Runs in a protected virtual machine.
Only type names and object types are provided	Allow meta programming and dynamic code generation at runtime.
Has multiple binary compatibility standards (commonly Microsoft and Itanium/GNU)	Has a binary compatibility standard, allowing runtime check of correctness of libraries.
Support Pointers, References and pass by value	Here, Primitive and reference data types always passed by value only
Memory management explicitly, however third party frameworks exist to provide garbage collection and supports destructors.	Here, automatic garbage collection also can be triggered manually. Java doesn't have concept of Destructor, finalize() can be used but not recommended.
Supports struct, class and union, then it can allocate them on stack or heap	Java supports only class and allocates them on the heap. However Java 6 optimizes with escape analysis to allocate some objects on the stack.
Allows overriding type explicitly	Rigid type safety except for widening conversions. Autoboxing/Unboxing added in Java 1.5.
Support operator overloading for most operators.	The meaning of operators is generally immutable, however the + and += operators have been overloaded for Strings.
Support full multiple inheritance, including virtual inheritance.	Only one inheritance from classes, interfaces support multiple inheritance
Don't have standard inline documentation mechanism. However  3rd party software like  Doxygen exists.	Provide Javadoc standard documentation.
Provide const keyword to define immutable variables and member functions that do not change the object	Provide 'final' which is a limited version of const, equivalent to type* const pointers for objects and plain const of primitive types only. No const member functions, nor any equivalent to const type* pointers.
Supports the goto statement.	Supports labels with loops and statement blocks.