Smaller Differences

• C++ notation can be more terse and less verbose than Racket.
• C++ arithmetic expressions use infix rather than prefix form.
• The minus sign "-" cannot be used to hyphenate names, as in my-list, since it will be taken as a subtraction. Instead, C++ would use my_list or myList.
• C++ structures programs using curly braces { ... }, which can be nested.
• C++ procedure calls have the form procedure( ... ) compared to Racket's (procedure ... )
• C++ procedures are called functions or methods.
• C++ expressions that are statements must be terminated by a semicolon ";"
• One of the procedures (methods) in a C++ program must be named main; the C++ system launches a program by first running main.