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[WiiFan2012]

I would like to know if there is any difference between C# and Objective-C?

Because if there isn't that much difference, I found an easy way to write apps for the iPhone.

(Use Visual Basic, convert to C# and figure out the differences in the code.)


Thanks for the help!

[gokuajmes]

are you crazy just think ,if there were no differences between Objective C and C# then why the hell would Microsoft go an invent a Programming model scratching all their head.
C# makes programming easy and its Truly Object Oreinted.
How easy is it for you to create a WEb Service in Objective - C .[well i would say that's lot of work ]
but in C# you could make one running under 10 minutes.

[questionspoint]

well i dont think its an easy thing to do :) let me know if you do succeed i will be watching this threat.

[Davide]

My friend, Objective-C will give you a big headache if you ask me. I'd rather stick to Windows apps cause i barely found some good documentation on the internet, and even if you make an application, you sweet company Apple won't let you put in on the app store unless you pay a price, no matter if you app is freeware or comercial. And your app will be used only on jailbroken iPhones.

Yes, there is a difference, C# is self-explicit and widely used, Objective-C is the worst language i ever seen (Ok, maybe it was just X-Code's fault, but you got the point).

[WingedPanther]

Objective-C and C# are completely different. They have similar syntax, but that's about it.