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11-15-2001, 10:55 PM
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| Uhh Hi Can someone clearify this? What is the difference between C# / C / C++ ? |
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11-16-2001, 01:49 AM
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| C - the basis for C++. It was written in the 70s. C++ - a "better C" (Stroustrop, guy who made it). It is an extension of C. All good C programs are also C++ programs, but the reverse is not true. Contains elements that generally make large scale programming easier. C# - not directly related to C or C++, as a C or C++ program is not a C# program. A very new langauge, much more closely related to Java than C or C++. I'd recommend starting with a beginner's C++ book, but many will suggest learning C first.
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11-16-2001, 01:53 AM
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| Stroustrop would recommend _not_ learning C first before C++, actually. And so would I ^_^ |
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11-16-2001, 03:32 AM
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| Hmm... FAQ board me thinx.............
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