Do not swich from C++ to C#! You should learn C++. Its a great launguage. C++ is powerful, portible, and userfirendly. Stick with it and you will be rewarded!
exactly.. just keep ur eyes open on c# and be ready when the times come!
but i have to disagree
c++ is not powerful! its low level (read pointers) everything else u do that is not pointer-based for example array indexing would be as slow as any other language.
portable? .. for shell scripts maybe. what can u possibly write these days without a gui and/or the need to interact with the net?
userfriendly.. can u say templates? how about those 10K error messages?
: Do not swich from C++ to C#! You should learn C++. Its a great launguage. C++ is powerful, portible, and userfirendly. Stick with it and you will be rewarded! : : -C^2 : :
: exactly.. just keep ur eyes open on c# and be ready when the times come! : : but i have to disagree : : c++ is not powerful! its low level (read pointers) everything else u do that is not pointer-based for example array indexing would be as slow as any other language. : : portable? .. for shell scripts maybe. what can u possibly write these days without a gui and/or the need to interact with the net? : : userfriendly.. can u say templates? how about those 10K error messages? : : : Do not swich from C++ to C#! You should learn C++. Its a great launguage. C++ is powerful, portible, and userfirendly. Stick with it and you will be rewarded! : : : : -C^2 : : : : : : Does C# use pointers?
: c++ is not powerful! its low level (read pointers) everything else u do that is not pointer-based for example array indexing would be as slow as any other language.
Not at all. C++ does no array bounds checking, which is in just about every other language, making array indexing fast. C++ tends to do very little checking, which makes it fast.
: userfriendly.. can u say templates?
Which in my opinion is the single biggest omission from C#. I've always been a great believer in 'let the compiler catch the error'; if I accidentally put a String in a collection of Integers, I won't find out about it until I get a runtime error reading from the collection... which might be some considerable time later. -- Sunlight
: hi, : anyone plz tell me, from where i can get only c# compiler, not the whole .NET fromework cuz its 110mb and my connection suxs. : : : You cannot program in C# without the .NET framework (it relies on the .NET base class library). Also, the compiler requires .NET. Your best bet is to get a CD with everything, you can get the Beta 1 CD from Microsoft for just the price of shipping.
you can get just C# from microsofts site its a 125 meg d/l for beta 2 now, and about the cd u where talking about i was thinking of getting it but i need it real soon , so how long do you think it would take to get to sydney australia ?
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but i have to disagree
c++ is not powerful! its low level (read pointers) everything else u do that is not pointer-based for example array indexing would be as slow as any other language.
portable? .. for shell scripts maybe. what can u possibly write these days without a gui and/or the need to interact with the net?
userfriendly.. can u say templates? how about those 10K error messages?
: Do not swich from C++ to C#! You should learn C++. Its a great launguage. C++ is powerful, portible, and userfirendly. Stick with it and you will be rewarded!
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: -C^2
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: but i have to disagree
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: c++ is not powerful! its low level (read pointers) everything else u do that is not pointer-based for example array indexing would be as slow as any other language.
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: portable? .. for shell scripts maybe. what can u possibly write these days without a gui and/or the need to interact with the net?
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: userfriendly.. can u say templates? how about those 10K error messages?
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: : Do not swich from C++ to C#! You should learn C++. Its a great launguage. C++ is powerful, portible, and userfirendly. Stick with it and you will be rewarded!
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Does C# use pointers?
int x = 10;
System.Console.WriteLine( "Before = {0}", x );
// use pointers
fixed( int* p = &x )
{
*p = 11;
}
System.Console.WriteLine( "After = {0}", x );
u will get
10
11
however, if u use code like the above, ur program is "untrusted" would only run depending on security settings or a digital signature.
apply "i think" to all the above!
Not at all. C++ does no array bounds checking, which is in just about every other language, making array indexing fast. C++ tends to do very little checking, which makes it fast.
: userfriendly.. can u say templates?
Which in my opinion is the single biggest omission from C#. I've always been a great believer in 'let the compiler catch the error'; if I accidentally put a String in a collection of Integers, I won't find out about it until I get a runtime error reading from the collection... which might be some considerable time later.
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Sunlight
anyone plz tell me, from where i can get only c# compiler, not the whole .NET fromework cuz its 110mb and my connection suxs.
: anyone plz tell me, from where i can get only c# compiler, not the whole .NET fromework cuz its 110mb and my connection suxs.
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You cannot program in C# without the .NET framework (it relies on the .NET base class library). Also, the compiler requires .NET. Your best bet is to get a CD with everything, you can get the Beta 1 CD from Microsoft for just the price of shipping.
Thanx Zero