*wonders if this is troll bait*
Oh well. You might want to investigate into each language a little, instead of basing your opinion on one article, OP. The syntax is somewhat similar, but each language has a fairly distinct use.
*wonders if this is troll bait*
Oh well. You might want to investigate into each language a little, instead of basing your opinion on one article, OP. The syntax is somewhat similar, but each language has a fairly distinct use.
Away.
First let me say this... I've been programming in Java for about 2 years or so and feel like I have a pretty good (and well rounded) understanding of it. I also have about 6 months of experience with C# which is a lot considering my Java background. Also, I've just recently started playing around with C.
Each langauge has it's own purpose and use. If I were writing an application that ran in the console and required major speed, it would be done in ANSI C. If I needed to write the same program but with a Windows gui, it would be done in C#. Lastly, if I needed this same program (with the gui again) to run on different platforms (Unix, Win, Linux, OSX, etc) I would do it in Java. With Java you'll lose speed but it's worth it in development time. With Java you'd be writing a single GUI for all the platforms instead of a couple of different ones in C. My point is that you cannot say one language is better than the rest. If that was the case, why would anyone be using different languages? It's all about the right tool for the job.
