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Education needed on VC++ and C#
Can anyone tell me the differences of these 2 and the advantages each of these programming languages has.
it's not like im interested in learning either of them, just wanted some information about this thanks in advanced |
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Have you searched this forum (or others of which you're a member) for the answer? This and related questions are EXCEEDINGLY common and have been addressed so many times a lot of respondents will just run off behind a wall and barf on their shoes.
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VC++ is microsofts implimenation of c
C# is moicrosofts implimenation of java (well a competitor to)
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Congrats Bertie - the worst comparison I've ever seen. :p
Visual C++ is Microsoft's implementation of the C++ programming language. The language was developed in the 1970s by Bjarne Stroustrup - Microsoft didn't create it, but Visual C++ .NET is quite a good implementation of its features and functionality. Visual C# is really, as Berto said, Microsoft's version of Java. It was released in 2002 as a competitor to Java's object-oriented methodology. It uses the .NET Framework, which is an object-oriented way to do just about anything simple (and quite a lot of complicated stuff, too) in Windows, as a base, as does Visual Basic .NET - basically the same language with the Visual Basic syntax instead of the C++ syntax C# uses. You could probably find out more just by Googling, but hey, PostCount++. ![]() |
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