C# or C++? ( As a single programmer )
By Chronix
@Chronix (3)
Italy
January 12, 2011 7:59am CST
This has been bothering me for quite a while. I already know all the basics of C++ + SDL library pretty well, but many people say C# is easier and faster for people to work alone. I kinda love C++, but I'm wondering if I should drop it and pass to C++ or keep learning more and stay with that one. I know all the differences like C#.Net is for windows only, easier control of problems with the program and stuff like that.
I just want to know what you'd go ( or went for ) and why. Just don't put in VB, Python Java etc. Keep the replies between C# and C++, please.
Thanks :D
6 responses
@kirishpatel (40)
• India
14 Aug 11
if you are best in C++ then you can continu in C++, i you like to move C# its eajy to you i work on both. i like C# because it's easy to work,
i you liek C++ is to much scope in programming side to much.
it's fully depend to you. which one you work do your best. that you do
@dark_joev (3034)
• United States
19 Jul 11
Its all up to your preference some people like C++ because of the C# being related to Microsoft and well some people in the programming community don't like Microsoft so they will use C++. I personally like C++ but as I am building simpler apps that don't need me to code nearly at that low of a level I can get away with using Python. But I don't like C# so I use C++ when I need to. But really it is up to you on which one you think is better and are more comfortable with.
@killer969 (50)
• Turkey
15 Feb 11
I have used C# before, and I can tell you its pretty easy. If you have any experience with Java, you should try C#. Even if you don't have any experience, the language and the compiler of C# is really easy for a new starter or simple programmer.
@sajeevking (5073)
• Mumbai, India
22 Jan 11
Well it all depends on you from which language you are more good at or you like the most
both are different c++ requires hardcore coding where C# also requires coding but its much easier than C++
i like both of them but most of the time i use C# becasue of its IDE which makes it lot easy
if you are good at C++ for now i would say just learn C++ in depth and be very good at it
@christinarock (11)
• India
31 Mar 11
C# anyday! and with the advent of MONO C# is no more limited to windows.
@imanhimawan (52)
• Indonesia
2 Jul 11
Proceed as time goes by. If you only try one of the two options should not be a programmer. Not always in this world just trying C++ course. That's what will make you lag. C# was the development of C++ and you will not find it difficult to become a professional.
