what is best c++ or c#

the titel says all?

 

C++ gives you a lot more power over your applications than C#, but Visual C# .NET 2005 Express Edition is much easier to use.

 

Express Editions lack soo much compatibility. Look in the vb.net section for my sticky about Visual Studio 2005. Links to download the whole package.

 

C# is easier C++ is what the 1337er programmers use. but if u just want to program for fun or is starting out go with c#

 

C++ is better

 

C++ is a legacy language and is quickly going out of date. >_<

C# will be in high demand soon, almost as much as java, so I would say learn that.

 

I'm about to go to ITT Tech, and they have at least three clourses on C++ and none on C#. The courses are created by ppl in the areas of study, which means that you won't be learning anything useless. Apparently C# isn't popular enough to be taught at a higher education level. I would go with C++ since they teach that in college AND use it in real life. You'll be preparing yourself much more than you think. I wish I did.

 

C++ Is Better Cuz With This Program You Can Feel That Your Really Programming

 

I say C++ and so do many other people but it really depends on what you want to program. So tell us in more detail and we'll try to help.

-ekWeb

 

if you developing video games with directx you should chose c++

 

C# isn't taught at a higher education level, because it is used by businesses to get quick results. (As everyone has said, it is definitely easier to make working programs in C#).

Neither one is "better." Heck, use Java, Python, C++, C, Visual Basic, C#, Perl, or whatever the hell you want. For almost everything, there's is no difference. Use whichever language you're most familiar with. If you're starting off, I'll recommend Python.

 

C++ better

 

C# is Microsoft's cruddy attempt at converting people from Java
C++ is a superset of C, and C is probably one of the most powerful languages around today. 20 Years old and still kicking.

Whoever said C++ is outdated/Getting outdated GET THE FUCK OUT. It may be old, but it definitely isn't outdated. C and C++ are lower-level languages. Since there aren't many languages that are low level apart from ASM, C and C++ are definitely the choice of many who desire power and control

I love C++, but I've chosen to learn Java first, because java is completely based on classes, that means its readying you more for the concept of OOP (Object Oriented Programming).

I choose C++, because I'm a power-hungry programmer

 

it really has nothing to do with how much power each programming language has. it depends on what your task is. is you want to make a complex calculator with tax for every state, it would be better to make it with c++. if you are looking to make a nice user friendly web browser using drag and drop methods and background programming, then use c#. or if you would like to edit the unix shell, use c

 

C++ is better. Nuff said

 

C# is a third party C-language, which means that C++ runs smoother.
But still, if you need to develop small applications you won't need C++.
However, it's better learning C++