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Structures in C have all members public by default, cannot be inherited, and do not support data hiding. Classes in C++ have members private by default, can be inherited, and support data hiding through private, protected, and public modifiers. Additionally, structures can only contain data members while classes can contain both data members and member functions. C focuses on functions/procedures while C++ focuses on securing data and allowing data and functions to be easily added when needed.

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