Whats Better and more advanced in Conquer programming and Other stuff ,C# or C++ ?

and is there big deference between them ?

C++ is a more advanced (for lack of a better term) language.

C# is more intended for rapid development of programs.


C++ will have better performance (if coded correctly) but take a lot more 'fussing' to get a working program with.

C++/C is a low-level programming meaning that you can pretty much control the processor and memory directly, though its not recommended because you might get a blue screen if you don't know what you're doing.

C# is entirely managed and most things are already added for you, you only have to do bla a = new bla(), and its all done, so yeah its to make fast programs but you don't get the same performance as with a low-level programming language. Because C# is managed you don't control much without native functions.

Do a server in assembly and you will have my cookie.

Yaao ! , i dont belive that professionals like u guys replied xd ( except the cookie girl ) .. jk:D

so anyway what i got is
C++ = more advanced , harder , High performance ,
and C# = faster,easier ,low performance .....


ummm ... i think i'll go with C# now :D, hopefully i can handle/code a server with it in the future :rolleyes:

thanks so Much guys =)

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Originally Posted by BaussHacker Do a server in assembly and you will have my cookie.

Actually i have my own cucumbers cookies , i wont code a server in assembly for a cookie , which i dont know how to do it too XD

C# isnt exactly low performance, C++ just has higher performance if you know how to use it.

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Originally Posted by Korvacs C# isnt exactly low performance, C++ just has higher performance if you know how to use it.

To be honest i dont think i'll know how to use it XD , im beginner now so imma go with C# for now

# just learnt how to make a bottun , horray !! :D

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Originally Posted by CrY oF DeaTh To be honest i dont think i'll know how to use it XD , im beginner now so imma go with C# for now # just learnt how to make a bottun , horray !! :D

Good to see peoples wanting to learn. ;)

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Originally Posted by BaussHacker Good to see peoples wanting to learn. ;)

=D

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Originally Posted by -impulse- C++/C is a low-level programming meaning that you can pretty much control the processor and memory directly, though its not recommended because you might get a blue screen if you don't know what you're doing. C# is entirely managed and most things are already added for you, you only have to do bla a = new bla(), and its all done, so yeah its to make fast programs but you don't get the same performance as with a low-level programming language. Because C# is managed you don't control much without native functions.

You're right , in C# you will get autocomplete to all functions and it is easy (if you learn it) ......but C++ is for smart people ! Wtf my teacher is fucking me with all that algorithms in C++ !I have like 300 exercises for my summer homework !

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Originally Posted by bodayo69 You're right , in C# you will get autocomplete to all functions and it is easy (if you learn it) ......but C++ is for smart people ! Wtf my teacher is fucking me with all that algorithms in C++ !

And you're not smart if you know C#?

Explain this shit then:
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Originally Posted by bodayo69 You're right , in C# you will get autocomplete to all functions and it is easy (if you learn it) ......but C++ is for smart people ! Wtf my teacher is fucking me with all that algorithms in C++ !I have like 300 exercises for my summer homework !

So your saying that C# is easy because it has an autocomplete built into it. Are you kidding? That just allows you to type faster <_<"

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Originally Posted by Korvacs So your saying that C# is easy because it has an autocomplete built into it. Are you kidding? That just allows you to type faster <_<"

C++ has auto complete also.

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Originally Posted by BaussHacker C++ has auto complete also.

Actually it's the IDE you use that has intellisense - autocomplete not the programming language.

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Originally Posted by -impulse- Actually it's the IDE you use that has intellisense - autocomplete not the programming language.

And that's what I meant. Any languages have it.