What is C#?

[Lop]

C# is very easy to learn. I'm glad that it helped you. Bosses that don't know anything are the worst. They just assume the impossible can be done or request it. Its good that you are learning the tech side of things before entering the field.

In musical terminology when you # sharp something you go up higher.. Is this somewhat the same for programming technology? Or are they totally incomparable..sharps?

[TcM]

Originally Posted by littlefranciscan

In musical terminology when you # sharp something you go up higher.. Is this somewhat the same for programming technology? Or are they totally incomparable..sharps?

What has music to do with Programming languages? You can't mix computers with music! therefore nope not related!

Originally Posted by Jordan

C# (pronounced C-sharp) is a new object oriented language from Microsoft and is derived from C and C++. It also borrows a lot of concepts from Java too including garbage collection. More at http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/ne...sharpintro.asp

Taken from the Definition on google search: What is C#?

It appears the link you gave here is not working or is disabled.

[kisna]

I think this is the most infamous programming language, anyway anyone please tell me whats the use of it? I mean what it can do what c or c++ cant do?

[hoser2001]

Originally Posted by kisna

I think this is the most infamous programming language, anyway anyone please tell me whats the use of it? I mean what it can do what c or c++ cant do?

Primarily used in conjunction with another technology, for example .NET 2.0

[catherine sea]

C# is easier to learn compared to C++. It dosn't have pointer conception and is a excellent OO language. C# derived many attributes from C++. So,if you kown sth. about C++,learning C# will turn out to be much easier.

[Xav]

Originally Posted by littlefranciscan

In musical terminology when you # sharp something you go up higher.. Is this somewhat the same for programming technology? Or are they totally incomparable..sharps?

In the same way C# the note is higher than C, C# was designed to overcome the limitations of C. That's why they called it C# (like C++ - the "++" bit means "better than"). In my view, C# is the perfect balance between power and simplicity.

[bobby1000]

interesting.

[Xav]

Lol. This is your first post? How come you haven't made an introduction?