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C++/C#

What's the difference between C++ and C#

Jean


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  • JVidal

    In what way is it more productive Is it high performance or quick development
    Is it easy to learn or richly featured
    Thanks,
    Erik V.
    (I am considering migrating to either
     VB or C#.)

  • rangermac

    It's a more productive language than C++.  I'm sure people who wrote BASIC for much of their software careers would find C/C++ confusing. :)

  • ado79229

    My response to Jean was more philosophical.  I don't intend to be the spokesperson for C#, at least not today.  

    Every person's needs are different.  You can find a wealth of information on the web to help you come up with answers for specific questions. Here's one: http://www.andymcm.com/csharpfaq.htm  This also give references to a few books.

    You also might find this article illuminating.  It talks about the productivity factor with an example. http://www.fawcette.com/vsm/2002_12/online/csharp_bwagner_12_16_02/

    If you are currently a C++ programmer, you will find C# much more familiar than VB is. 

    Brian

  • itosu

    Can i have ANy Recomended Book for C#

  • AFM

    Thanks, but is there realy a need for creating a "new" ( ) C language.
    It's confusing !
    With C/C++ one can do everything he which (as far as he can !).
    And who decided to start C#

    In the future, we will have : < C@ >; < CdB >; ...

    Cheers,
    Jean

  • MatthewH

    They are different computer languages: so there are a lot of differences.

    The "major" distinction that most people initially remark on is that C# is a garbage collected language while in C++ memory management is left up to the user (or to the library developer).

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