[Slarek]

@hellomen
My friend, you're wrong

http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/general/75347/

https://www.udemy.com/blog/c-vs-c-vs-c/

[hellomen]

@hellomen
My friend, you're wrong

http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/general/75347/

https://www.udemy.com/blog/c-vs-c-vs-c/

now you the fact is: "You learn everyday something new."

[invisal]

@hellomen, @Slarek

Well, second link isn't accurate and have many mistakes.

Code:

C is great for beginners

C++ is more friendly to beginners than C. However, it is debatable.

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C++ is for applications that need high speed

So can C.

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C# is the most popular for regular modern-day applications

There are more modern-day application written in C/C++ than in C#

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If you learn C#, you can read and modify C and C++

Good luck with that.

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C# is slower than C or C++ because it runs on a virtual machine rather than a native one. Programming errors may destroy the virtual machine, but your computer remains unharmed.

Well, I don't know how can they come up with this.

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However, C++ is not a true OOP language, because it is quite dependent on the procedural fundamentals of C

Well, what is the definition of true OOP language? And what is
procedural fundamentals of C? This statement is just wrong.

[Slarek]

@hellomen, @Slarek

Well, second link isn't accurate and have many mistakes.

Code:

C is great for beginners

C++ is more friendly to beginners than C. However, it is debatable.

Code:

C++ is for applications that need high speed

So can C.

Code:

C# is the most popular for regular modern-day applications

There are more modern-day application written in C/C++ than in C#

Code:

If you learn C#, you can read and modify C and C++

Good luck with that.

Code:

C# is slower than C or C++ because it runs on a virtual machine rather than a native one. Programming errors may destroy the virtual machine, but your computer remains unharmed.

Well, I don't know how can they come up with this.

Code:

However, C++ is not a true OOP language, because it is quite dependent on the procedural fundamentals of C

Well, what is the definition of true OOP language? And what is
procedural fundamentals of C? This statement is just wrong.

Agreed. There are many points that i disagree.
Dunno who wrote that. *newsflash* i didn't read that article, just copy pasted.
Shame on me!

[Deque]

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C# is slower than C or C++ because it runs on a virtual machine rather than a native one. Programming errors may destroy the virtual machine, but your computer remains unharmed.

Well, I don't know how can they come up with this.

Hilarious quote. :Thumbs-Up:
Never read so much shit in two sentences.

Well, what is the definition of true OOP language?

I think the author meant, that C++ can entirely used without object orientation.
But what a true OOP language is, can indeed be discussed. Some will say a language is not truely OOP, if it has primitive types (which means Java wouldn't be truely OOP),.
Others will say as long as you have to use classes you have an OOP language (Java is OOP by this definition). Others will say as long as you can use objects and classes you have an OOP language (C++ and Python would be OOP by this definition).
So these are three different opinions I can think of by now.

[ArkPhaze]

C# is slower than C or C++ because it runs on a virtual machine rather than a native one.
Programming errors may destroy the virtual machine, but your computer remains unharmed.

That really is f***ed. Now we should see where we shouldn't be getting information from. C# can be slower, but it depends on the programmer, and ultimately the code too. That's nowhere near the reason why I would even think or say that C# is slower than C or C++ though, and slower in what? A virtual machine, and damaging the virtual machine but not your computer? What kind of drugs was this guy taking? I think he should start reading a beginners book on .NET.

[Dionaea]

I suppose every language is important and useful. But for now I personally would replace Haskell on his list with Python.

[Dionaea]

I suppose every language is important and useful. But for now I personally would replace Haskell on his list with Python.

[Inori]

I know this post is getting a bit old but that's a hell of a majestic moustache and a good vid

[Inori]

I know this post is getting a bit old but that's a hell of a majestic moustache and a good vid