C++ and C# (programming xperts)

[cypocrypt]

I'm fairly new into programmign and i just installed visual studio .net and saw C# but havent played with it yet...whats the diff? and the use of C#?

[Lane]

difference between c++ and c#?

c# is pretty much a win.dows specific language and it was developed to be very similar to java. it is fairly new and it is object oriented

c++ can be used on all platforms, except that you might need to change your code for system related stuff. it is both object oriented and procedural

if u're strictly going to work on win.dows, maybe you should stick to c#, as microsoft will keep producing as many tools as they can for that language.

[zagi]

C# is Microsoft's new extensions to interface with .NET in addition more java-like elements added.

C++ is an object oriented extension to ANSI-C

Forget both and learn perl then PHP maybe then use C, but by that point you'll see what I mean

[cypocrypt]

Originally posted by Lane
difference between c++ and c#?

c# is pretty much a win.dows specific language and it was developed to be very similar to java. it is fairly new and it is object oriented

c++ can be used on all platforms, except that you might need to change your code for system related stuff. it is both object oriented and procedural

if u're strictly going to work on win.dows, maybe you should stick to c#, as microsoft will keep producing as many tools as they can for that language.

thanx... is VB object oriented in the .net suite?

[cypocrypt]

Originally posted by zagi
C# is Microsoft's new extensions to interface with .NET in addition more java-like elements added.

C++ is an object oriented extension to ANSI-C

Forget both and learn perl then PHP maybe then use C, but by that point you'll see what I mean

Thanx too
i know php...know some perl too