[Help]Protected vs private

[Jason]

C++ < .NET / CLR

A bold statement indeed, considering you are in the C++ lair right now. Much bashing will ensue

[freedompeace]

A bold statement indeed, considering you are in the C++ lair right now. Much bashing will ensue

I think its true =) (well this is entirely opinionated, but anyway)

It's so much easier to program in C#.. because you're not dealing with deep low-level functions. And memory management isn't a problem. Sure, C++ is awesome for the more advanced and low-level projects, but the majority of what I do is in C#, simply because everything is there. Sockets, web access, authentication, cryptography. I don't need to resort to any third party library, or have to build a huge array of my own custom classes and methods.

[why06]

Coming from the Java side, I already had these huge libraries and imports so going to C++ seemed like I gained a burden, but the amount of control it has was definitely an advantage, say whatever you like. This is why I have no favorite language really.

Like patrix said English is better for speaking with Western Nations, but it really sucks at speaking with Chinese. Just use a language that's best for the job, favoritism get you nowhere, it's all about being pragmatic.