Hi,
Im new to the .net framework and was thinking of learning C++ or C#.
Which do you feel is the best in the long run for overall use and career propects?
Cheers
Andrew
Hi,
Im new to the .net framework and was thinking of learning C++ or C#.
Which do you feel is the best in the long run for overall use and career propects?
Cheers
Andrew
C++ is more universal than C#. C# is mainly intended for the .NET frame work but c++ can be used in many different environments. I would learn c++ first then c#.
zMan
C# is a Microsoft-only language. C++ is supported by many different compilers (from many different vendors). It is also available for almost every hardware platform and operating system.
C++ has been around much longer than C# and [OPINION WARNING] I suspect it will be around long after C# has faded into obscurity.
It seems that Microsoft didn't want to "play nice" with the Java group. So they decided to replace it with C#.
It's probably good to know how to read C#, but I wouldn't waist my time with it. C++ is probably your best bet. You can also do both windows programming and regular programming with it.
"All things come to an end"
