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Coming from a VB background, which should .NET language should I
learn....C++ or C Sharp. Is C++ going to be dead soon?
learn....C++ or C Sharp. Is C++ going to be dead soon?
Coming from a VB background, which should .NET language should I
learn....C++ or C Sharp. Is C++ going to be dead soon?
The said:Coming from a VB background, which should .NET language should I
learn....C++ or C Sharp. Is C++ going to be dead soon?
Ha! Now I also found one, so:
This is an obvious troll. Please ignore it.
The said:Coming from a VB background, which should .NET language should I
learn....C++ or C Sharp. Is C++ going to be dead soon?
Coming from a VB background, which should .NET language should I
learn....C++ or C Sharp. Is C++ going to be dead soon?
Malcolm said:If you know VB and have some idea how a processor works at machine level, it
shouldn't take more than a few days to learn C.
Total nonsense, unless by few days you meant few years. C is CPU
independent, and VB has as much in common with C as a cheeseburger and
coke has to a hot roast dinner with potatoes and red wine.
Total nonsense, unless by few days you meant few years. C is CPU
independent, and VB has as much in common with C as a cheeseburger and
coke has to a hot roast dinner with potatoes and red wine.
Stephen said:Learn C/C++. Even Microsoft is waning on the .NET foray. Notice it got
dropped from the Windows 2003 Server name. The booklet that came with my
VC++ 2002 called .NET a revolution in computing yet the booklet that came
with my VC++ 2003 doesn't hardly mention it and only gives C++ examples.
Besides, if need be, you can .NET C++ anyway. C# seem neat, but it is an
interpreted language, sort of an enhanced JavaScript, and will have
questionable performance.
Andre said:C# gives you very good performance - you should know how to use the
language to do the things you want done. Secondly, the next version has
some very neat features, like Generics - that should give a boost to
overall performance.
In said:Coming from a VB background, which should .NET language should I
learn....C++ or C Sharp. Is C++ going to be dead soon?
Would you please stop posting this question.The said:Coming from a VB background, which should .NET language should I
learn....C++ or C Sharp. Is C++ going to be dead soon?
djinni said:What does 'troll' stand for?
Coming from a VB background, which should .NET language should I
learn....C++ or C Sharp. Is C++ going to be dead soon?
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