   C# vs. C++
  Well.... apparently this was taboo.... so it wont let me delete this post, so Ill just leave it edited.To everyone viewing this... I am sooo sorry for wasting 10 seconds of your lives.   
  If I were you, I would delete this post and search the forums before somebody rates you down for asking such a redundant question.   ;  Check below your topic and there is one:C or C++ or C#   ;Quote:Original post by sheep19Check below your topic and there is one:C or C++ or C#And yes I have looked through it, but all it is was arguing over which is better, and it was very off topic.... I just wanted facts, the objective, not subjective stuff.   ;  C#: Pro: it's good at doing some things.Con: it's bad at doing some things.C++:Pro: it's good at doing some things.Con: it's bad at doing some things.It's pretty much impossible to reliably describe what those "things" are in a post, without risking either being incorrect or incomplete. If you have a specific task in mind, perhaps you should ask, so that we can discuss the specific pros and cons related to that task.The most obvious differences are that C# is memory-managed and streamlined and has a module system, while C++ ihas no memory management, is full of obscure special cases, and has no module system. More subtle differences include structure-versus-class, template-versus-generic, iterators-versus-enumeration, member-pointers-versus-delegates, properties-versus-accessors, and several syntax niceties. Another important point is that C# supports reflection and is cross-platform without requiring a recompile. If the task is to learn a first language, remember that C++, unlike C#, does not allow experimentation—although you can try out things in C++, the compiler will let you do things that are incorrect, dangerous, suboptimal or wrong without as little as a warning. If you do not like, or need, to experiment when learning a language, and prefer following a book with utmost rigor and precision, then C++ is a perfectly good starting language. Otherwise, I would advise you to start with C#.   ;Quote:Original post by FlyingMudPuppyQuote:Original post by sheep19Check below your topic and there is one:C or C++ or C#And yes I have looked through it, but all it is was arguing over which is better, and it was very off topic.... I just wanted facts, the objective, not subjective stuff.Why would this thread end up any different?   ;  The big list:1) Professional Games Made In C#?2) Java for game development?3) Java----C/C++4) c++ or c#5) Question about Java Vs. C# Vs. C++6) Java Games?7) Java is fast?8) Secondary Language:VB or Java?9) What makes C++ so powerful?10) C# games and cheating...11) Is C# good enough for system utility programming12) MC++ vs. C#13) Which language is best for a 3d Games Engine?14) C# vs C++ as a choice for development15) Is Java the Future?16) why C# and not Java? 17) What do you think of the D language? 18) my c++ d c# benchmark!19) The Definitive Guide to Language Selection20) Sharp Java21) C++ or C#?22) C++ or C#?23) Java disadvantages24) C++ or C#?25) Visual C++.net vs Visual C#.net26) C# - huh?;Quote:Original post by Driv3MeFarThe big list:[...]rating++ for a new post to link to in future.;Quote:Original post by TheUnbelieverQuote:Original post by Driv3MeFarThe big list:[...]rating++ for a new post to link to in future.Thank Promit. [grin]   ;Quote:Original post by Driv3MeFarThe big list:1) Professional Games Made In C#?2) Java for game development?3) Java----C/C++4) c++ or c#5) Question about Java Vs. C# Vs. C++6) Java Games?7) Java is fast?8) Secondary Language:VB or Java?9) What makes C++ so powerful?10) C# games and cheating...11) Is C# good enough for system utility programming12) MC++ vs. C#13) Which language is best for a 3d Games Engine?14) C# vs C++ as a choice for development15) Is Java the Future?16) why C# and not Java? 17) What do you think of the D language? 18) my c++ d c# benchmark!19) The Definitive Guide to Language Selection20) Sharp Java21) C++ or C#?22) C++ or C#?23) Java disadvantages24) C++ or C#?25) Visual C++.net vs Visual C#.net26) C# - huh?hehe, beginning to love the posts mate, everyone of these kind of posts is responded with a full listing of similar threads, keep up the good work ;-)   