c# - what is it for?
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Date: 11/29/03
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Date: Sat, 29 Nov 2003 00:26:23 +0100
hi fellows,
what is c# for? when we use it?
I'd like to write an application integrated with flash ocx ( i'm an action
script developer ),
because I need access to system libraries.
I want to find out which language could suit me the most, before I spend
much effort on learning.
I consider Visual Basic, C++ and C#
I heard about VC# many positive opinions and it is very popular now, but I
don't know exactly
what it is for and when it should be use.I know it requires framework, so it
won't be convenient
for end-user, which will have to install additional bulky pack named
framework.net.
So ... next language in my consideration is VC++. I'm not planning to build
complicated and advanced
application, but the biggest advantage of using this language is my future
experience, because C++ is still
number one of all languages. Apps written in C++ don't need framework, but
writing in c++ takes much time.
It's not possible to write in c++ a rapid applications like we can do in
Visual Basic.
So.. I consider about using Visual Basic. It's easy to use. It's possible to
write application in relative short time.
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