What does “Objective-C is a superset of C more strictly than C++” mean exactly?

I prepared a simple diagram; it is not very pretty, but hopefully gets the point across:

  • Red: the set of all programs valid in C, C++, and Objective-C (relatively small)
  • Green: the set of all programs valid in C and Objective-C, but invalid in C++ (even smaller)
  • Gray: the set of all programs valid in Objective C and C++, but invalid in C (empty, as far as I know)
  • Blue: the set of all programs valid only in Objective C (relatively large)
  • Yellow: the set of all programs valid only in C++ (largest)

The set of valid C programs (in red and green) is an strict subset of the set of valid Objective C programs (blue)

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