C# Beginners Tutorial – 1 – Introduction and Installing C# 2010
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C# is a great programming language for building applications quickly and efficiently but don’t stop there. learn C++ as well. The last thing you want to do is be stuck programming for one kind of platform. The concepts are the same but the Syntax is greatly different. But they are both pretty easy to learn. Just some people say C++ is harder because it doesn’t have a very good “intellisense” so they think its hard to program in when they can’t find out which API to use. Learn both!
Yeah C# is a higher level of a programming language, but also if you didn’t already know there are some limitations to what you can do with it. not in the sense of what you can make, but who you can make it for. Because C# is a Microsoft developed language you can only program for things that were made by Microsoft (or using the .Net Framework). In which case also makes your program a little slower because it has to speak with the .Net Framework before it speaks with the processor.
im seriously curious…hows that work?
C# is a higher level programming language than C++. This means that there are many objects and interfaces that have already been built for you that you can implement. What is better? This depends on what you are trying to make. I have heard that if you are going to write drivers C and C++ are the way to go. If you are trying to make an application that you can write an essay on, send instant messages or even do simple arithmetic C# is the better language. I would suggest you learn both.
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x) I always end up on thenewboston tutorials
In the sense that it compiles in native code, yes, but actual development of programs C# is faster.
I’ve been told c++ is faster, but I will take your word for it.
Development is much much faster in c# I don’t know what you’re talking about.
@thenewboston hi!! can you please suggest / recommend a good book on c / c++ .
Please.
too small.. 🙁
c++ is more powerful, but harder to learn, c# is more similar to java in it’s syntax, and is a little bit slower than c++ as well, but it really comes down to personal preference, as to which you want to learn.
Visual Basic, Java, Delphi, C# and i was learning C++ 2 years ago 😀
You can use MonoDevelop as your IDE.
Well, C# and Java are closely related, however I agree with C++, its way different 😛
learning those at the same time is not the best idea…
do one then the other.
What is the difference or what is better C# or C++
Bucky actually has a gun to the back of this guys head. He did these tutorials by force.