[.net] overview of C# from C++ perspective

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4 comments, last by Martaver 19 years, 6 months ago
can someone give me a overvieew of C# and from the C+= perspective, and it's differences.
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First, read this. Basically C# is C++ but much better.
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I was recently looking for similar information. This won't make a great tutorial, but it goes over a lot of questions you might have about C# while skipping the basic programming concepts you already know from C++.

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First, read this. Basically C# is C++ but much better.


'better' is a relative term. If you don't mind futzing around with the nitty gritty for 4x the time with C++ and struggling with badly implemented standards and compilers, then C++ will give you the edge in terms of control over your program. But then again, so did C for its time.

C#, in terms of productivity, operability and practicality is definately yards ahead of C++, however, and also shows significant potential to grow to a point where it can replace C++ entirely. Or if not, inspire a standard that will.

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