I ve never seen this thing before is it pronounced C Number? shrug
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I ve never seen this thing before is it pronounced C Number? shrug
Shoudn't this be in the C# forum?
Anyway, it's C Sharp. If you read any book (or webpage) it should be one of the first things you'll find (Mainly because everybody has the same question).
it's the same as in music... C# is like a Db
Imagine youre an oboe player, and you see a C# ...Youre not gonna think, "Yeah its that Db again!" ...Nope - It would be. .." AAARGH! Not that! ...Aaargh! ...Help! ...Noooo! ..." ;)
that's why I love drums:D
C-hash.
Just to annoy you. :p
i pronounce it "see shift-plus-three"
i see it as 2# (using a touchtone phone)
See-Pound.
:p
i changed my mind, i just call it bob
i want to call it bill :*(
I call it "whyuoldjaindf;osang;oasngo;aihngofduhgbalsjkbgosa uidgblasfjkbgoafbgaspoidgboisdgbopsfbg***********a sfdlghdof;ighpoighpoeirhgeoirhg soifdgjaoirhgokhfrkkkknjsogfihneoirh" but that is hard to pronounce, so I just call it "poasdfhnaopsughnasogiunb" instead.
let's just make it easy and name it after a program:
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this has gone on waay too long... =/
C sharp.
I don't call it. If it wants a date, it can call me.
My name is C Sharp. What's you number, you big sexy sexy man? *licks fingers and touches nipples*
1-800-134-3669
one day i got bored and started calling random numbers... i just put 1-800-[friend's number]
not much interesting, but i found a computer...
1-800-526-2394
I've a better question-
Why did MS name the language C#?
Why has MS gone nuts over the character "#"?
I mean,I understand y C++ is called so.In computer language "++" means increment. 3 is 2++. C++ is the precedor of C,its C's increment. Hence C++.
But what does # mean?
They create a language similar to C and call it C#.
They create a language similar to Java and call it J#.
MS names its products with really weird names.
If you draw "++" vertically above "++" thus...
... it looks like a sharp sign but all in one character cell, better than (C++)++ which presumably, you would understand.Code:++
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