C#, as mentioned earlier, is one of the languages that can be used to create applications that will run in the .NET CLR. It is an evolution of the C and C++ languages and has been created by Microsoft specifically to work with the .NET platform. Because it is a recent development, the C# language has been designed with hindsight, taking into account many of the best features from other languages, while clearing up their problems.
Developing applications using C# is simpler than using C++, because the language syntax is simpler. However, C# is a powerful language, and there is little you might want to do in C++ that you can't do in C#.
At times, C# code is slightly more verbose than C++. This is a consequence of C# being a type-safe language (unlike C++).C# is just one of the languages available for .NET development, but in my opinion it is certainly the best. It has the advantage of being the only language designed from the ground up for the .NET Framework and may be the principal language used in versions of .NET that are ported to other operating systems.
To keep languages such as the .NET version of Visual Basic as similar as possible to their predecessors yet compliant with the CLR, certain features of the .NET code library are not fully supported. By contrast, C# is able to make use of every feature that the .NET Framework code library has to offer. The latest version of .NET includes several improvements to the C# language, partly in response to requests from developers, making it even more powerful.
Olufemi
Developing applications using C# is simpler than using C++, because the language syntax is simpler. However, C# is a powerful language, and there is little you might want to do in C++ that you can't do in C#.
At times, C# code is slightly more verbose than C++. This is a consequence of C# being a type-safe language (unlike C++).C# is just one of the languages available for .NET development, but in my opinion it is certainly the best. It has the advantage of being the only language designed from the ground up for the .NET Framework and may be the principal language used in versions of .NET that are ported to other operating systems.
To keep languages such as the .NET version of Visual Basic as similar as possible to their predecessors yet compliant with the CLR, certain features of the .NET code library are not fully supported. By contrast, C# is able to make use of every feature that the .NET Framework code library has to offer. The latest version of .NET includes several improvements to the C# language, partly in response to requests from developers, making it even more powerful.
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