Post: C++ Or C#?
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01-18-2012, 12:47 AM
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Actual C++
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01-18-2012, 02:02 AM
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Epic?
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Originally posted by TheKravenHd
What do you guys think is a better programming language?
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C++(100%) C#(100%) Why do i think this: Whatever you want to write here.
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Comparing programming languages is mostly pointless, at best you'll get opinions, and there's pluses and minuses for either language (and any language). Anyone who claims to create the best language is an idiot, unless they're making the claim for a specific job (and even at that, there can be debate).
Personally, I would choose to program in C# over C++ in most circumstances, I'd generally consider the language and certain features much more modern, also, I'm quite fond of the .NET framework. Having said that, there are also a number of situations in which I would prefer C++.
And either way, the programming language doesn't make the programmer, and a skilled C++ programmer would produce cleaner code that's more efficient than a novice C# programmer, the reverse is also true.
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Epic? ; 01-18-2012 at 02:04 AM.
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01-18-2012, 10:41 AM
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Docko412
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i agree with Epic?
both of these languages are good for certain circumstances.
neither is really better than the other. but i program more in c++ than c# mainly because i use linux. and some of the better features of c# are .net framework dependent. and i use qtcreator for most of my gui programming. also i enjoy making 2d games. which c++ has a pretty decent structure for that. but all in all i enjoy them both.
so i'm 50% - C++ 50% - C#
both of these languages are good for certain circumstances.
neither is really better than the other. but i program more in c++ than c# mainly because i use linux. and some of the better features of c# are .net framework dependent. and i use qtcreator for most of my gui programming. also i enjoy making 2d games. which c++ has a pretty decent structure for that. but all in all i enjoy them both.
so i'm 50% - C++ 50% - C#
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01-18-2012, 12:55 PM
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SaoKorotas
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I would have to go with C#, mainly for the reason that I've been too lazy to program in C++. I know it's quite a generally popular transition from C# to C++ but I decided, for some weird reason to go from C# to VB. I regret it fully after half a year (I find VB's markup and syntax too confusing and half the time I have to create alternate methods for problems a few line of C# code can fix). Hopefully, I should start learning the syntax of C++ within the next couple of weeks!
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01-19-2012, 02:39 AM
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Epic?
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Originally posted by Sublimity
I go with C# but I haven't had the chance to give C++ much of a try because the builder for it takes too much out of my computer.
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Personally, when you look at C# it looks pretty compared to C++ but C++ looks a lot more advance.
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50/50 on it.
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Personally, when you look at C# it looks pretty compared to C++ but C++ looks a lot more advance.
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50/50 on it.
Being "advanced" is not always a good thing in software development.
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