Originally Posted by freedompeace
C++ < .NET / CLR
Originally Posted by freedompeace
[Help]Protected vs private
Originally Posted by freedompeace
Originally Posted by Jason
A bold statement indeed, considering you are in the C++ lair right now. Much bashing will ensue
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.
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.
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.