C vs C++ vs C#

Thanks for checking out my video, made a small mistake in saying that C was a functional language. It is actually a procedural language. Sorry for the mix up!

Most of my classes have been in C++ so I actually prefer the syntax. I think it communicates itself pretty well compared to other languages.

don't listen to the video, learning c++ as first language is a great choice, as it's basically c but you will also get the chance to know some stuff about oop

My observation is that c++, it doesn't seem to have a UI designer that is what you see is what you get. Whereas C sharp has the forms designer feature so you can lay out your application put the buttons and Fields wherever you want etc. In C++ it seems you have to write that all in code. I may be wrong about that but that's been my experience so far.

There is no reason to use C++, just use C

Oh so thats why i felt like C# was kinda easy to pick up after learning a bit of java

Fun Fact: After learning C i come to this video 😅!

I'm using c to program embedded systems at the moment.

I really don't understand why people don't like Java? I have used both Java and C++ extensively and find Java so much nicer than C++. I don't really like C++. It's no where near as easy to make maintainable code and there are so many complicated caveats, which I realize is for performance, but then you might as well just use C?

C++ is not painful when you cannot compare. You crying- me working

Use C to touch hardware 😍

A pointer is a variable that stores a memory address. That's literally it.

i wish the tldr at the end wasnt so jokey about c++, theres a lot of good fun to be had with that language

I love C#. I've used all three and C# is just so fun in VS code when working on unity projects.

I will use C†

I use b

me who started learning programming on c XD. Oh the days. But i'll still say that if someone wanna get into programming and really understand it, nothing better then c++. This will piss off a lot of python people XD

But I love C++... After trying so many languages, C++ still the best for me

use c++ if you want to right low-level with more control at the sacrifice of your world to live (That was personal bruh)

c++ is not c on steroids, its c with mental disease (oop).
as far as i can see it, c is the only language in the options, the others are fragile impostors.

I would use Java instead of C#. I really don't like the C# ecosystem.

What about css

What is wrong with C++ ? It's just C but with object oriented programming features (+ a bunch of functions you'll never use)

i saw that

alternate title = great language vs shit language vs good language

90% - memes. 5% - funny pictures. The other 5% - random code.

last line is wild XD

C is not a functional language. C is a procedural language. If you want a look at what a functional language looks like, I refer you to Haskell

Agree. You definitelly pretend that you know what you're talking about! 😆

always thought on C# as Microsoft would make "C++ on steroids, but somewhy different" and it sounded to me like "hey, wasn't Vietnam cool, right?"

C++ the most beautiful nuke ever

When working in corporate America, you don't have a choice.

i'll tell you, leave them all and go to rust

sadly, this so called "copy of java" got a lot better THAN java..

see ya

Use C# it’s C++++ secretly

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C is not a functional language

Quite littealry C vs C+ vs C++

C++ is easy bro

use C if you dont like new languages, so dont use it you dont need it if you want to be a proigrammer, C++ if you want to be a software engineer but you dont need it tho python is better for that, and C# is best option of these

I use C# for my game on unity

C is a functional language?
Are you retаrded?

They say c++ was the most complax

I wish there was a C# native (I know they're currently working on it), with manual memory management... I know reflectivity is an issue, but they can make something without reflection

Lmaooo I love how u describe everything 😂😂
Immma a beginner so THANK U!!!

I haven’t used C or C++ since college and wow seeing the word struct triggered me… first class I ever had to retake lol

so

C - oldest, for low-level language applications with more control in hardware
C++ - C but in steroids hardest and more control both hardware and software, very steep learning curve, balanced for both low-level and high-level language
C# - New kid on the block, choose if you don't like Java but quite similar to Java and for high-level langugage applications