C++ or C#
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Which language should i learn C++ or C#. If C# then is this language has any advantage over vb.net (as i have already 3 years experience in vb ) Is C# provide access to low level programing as in C++.
Ehsen
[edited by - ehsen on September 20, 2003 12:16:16 PM]
I have a beef with "pure" object oriented languages (ie Java,C#). Is there really a lot more you can do with it? OOP is cool and all but I don''t think it help to force a programmer into it through the language semantics. I think there are some things you just don''t need it for.
I would use C# over C++ in a heart beat if it wasn''t for one small issue. The current installed base of .NET is way too small.
I really, really like C#. I ported my core game engine to it a couple of months ago and there was no noticable frame rate drop. And I really enjoyed working with it.
I really, really like C#. I ported my core game engine to it a couple of months ago and there was no noticable frame rate drop. And I really enjoyed working with it.
/me yawns...
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Learn both! But if you want to have full access to low level programing there is nothing better than c++.
Learn both! But if you want to have full access to low level programing there is nothing better than c++.
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OMFG another stupid flame war thread. Can''t these fucking newbies stop all this shit. They are so gay, they should all be banned from gamedev, they are really fucking up the forums...
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