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C# vs C++
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Name: pshonubi
Date: February 13, 2006 at 04:37:10 Pacific
Subject: C# vs C++OS: Windows XpCPU/Ram: Athlon Xp 3200+/512 MbModel/Manufacturer: Soyo |
Comment: I need opinions as regards C# vs C++. Which is better. I understand the .Net framework offers new and innovative capabilities but i need to learn one of the two. Which one should i learn? I'm going to be working on interfacing different hardwares with the pc. i have used vb once but i'm thinking probably any of these two will be easier and yet more powerfull and versatile
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Response Number 1
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Name: Dayson Pais (by percy_pais)
Date: February 13, 2006 at 05:45:12 Pacific
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Reply: (edit)I'd say go for C# if you want to develop applications at high level especially Commercial applications. It helps you do the same hard task with less the code, time and effort. A draw back its not platform independent, needs the interpreter. I was put in this situation before but i selected C# and really enjoy it and surely more than I would in C++ by now. Anyway if you learn C#, you could learn C++ with not much difficulty. Though C# everything needs classes and OOP is at the core.
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Name: SN
Date: February 13, 2006 at 07:52:33 Pacific
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Reply: (edit)Although I like C#, if you're interfacing directly with hardware C++ is the better choice as it doesn't have all the layers between your code and the hardware that C# does...I'm sure it's possible with C#, but it's not what it was designed to do. In addition, you'll find many more examples and resources to help you in C++. Good luck, -SN
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