Is C# gonna replace C++? Or it will stay?

Question

what I mean is both programming was created by one company but C# is newer one. Do i need to study C++? though i believe extra knowledge is best. Im just an amateur in programming willing to study.

Answer 1

C++ is not going anywhere. C++ is faster than C# when it comes to performance. For eg if your software deals with huge numbers like iterations , finding primes upto million etc C++ is always the better choice. Even in gaming industry unreal gaming engine uses C++ ( unity game engine uses C#). Though it is difficult to learn as compared to C# but learning it will not be a waste of time

Answer 2

It will stay.
C++ is one of those major languages that are widely used. It is mainly, very fast in processing code.

Answer 3

It will stay. I recommend you to learn C# first and then jump to C++.

Answer 4

great explanation here:
https://www.upwork.com/hiring/development/c-sharp-vs-c-plus-plus/

Answer 5

The main difference between C# and C++ is that C# translated source code into a .NET code like Java translated into byte-code. C++ compilators compiles code into assembly instructions.