What's the difference between C# and C++?
@monkeykingaround (896)
United States
5 responses
@tigerdragon (4297)
• Philippines
5 Feb 09
as far as i am concern the first thing that comes into mind with the C# is a musical chord for a guitar which means C sharp and when i see the C++ , for me i see my report card when i was in high school!lol!
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@monkeykingaround (896)
• United States
6 Feb 09
lmao. hehehehe... your answer deserve the best response. ^___^
@saichandtalluri (1486)
• India
5 Feb 09
I think c++ is a upgraded version of c# i mean c++ has more built in functions and it has better perfomance that c#, i am not a expert in programming languages so i can not explain you in a better way.
A part from c# & C++, we have other progamming languages like JAVA which give accurate outputs.
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@amitksing (1323)
• India
5 Feb 09
You turned out the whole thing entirely my friend! C++ is the older version and C# is the upgraded one!
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@saichandtalluri (1486)
• India
5 Feb 09
ohh sorry i have no knowldge about programming thanks for correcting me.
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@amitksing (1323)
• India
5 Feb 09
It all started from C.
C is called the mother of all programming languages.
From C, a new modification was introduced, which came with the revolutionary Object Oriented model. It was called "C with Classes" and later on renamed as "C++".
C and C++ are the languages being used for system programming. Windows 2000 has been built out of C++.
C# is a very new language which comes with Microsoft's Dot Net (.NET). C# is considered a true Object oriented language and covers most of the pitfalls of C++. Its syntax is very similar to that of C++ and Java. C# is generally being used these days for user interface programming.
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