what is the difference between c# & c++ ?

Answer 1

C# applications, require .Net to run. .NET framework assures that your code will have the same outcome on any Windows device that has the framework. C++ has no such requirements, but you have to use the Windows API yourself. With C++ you have to create the application window, messages loop... every little single thing. .Net has all those things in a shell and you don't care how it's done, if your application runs on 64bit architecture or 32bit, etc.

Answer 2

C is the mother language of Java and CPP and Java scr it CPP is special part of C and has its own details

Answer 3

C# is more advanced but yet simplified therefore easier to more with and more efficient than C++

Answer 4

C++ was designed to allow developers to use all of the existing features of C but provides a number of extensions to support object-oriented programming techniques in an intermediate-level programming language. C# is a complete outlier in this list. Despite it's name, it has far more in common with Java than C or C++.There are following differences or similarities between C++ and C# are given below:

C++ developed by Bjarne Stroustrup and C# developed by Anders Hejlsberg.
C++ is not pure object orient language, while C# is a pure object oriented language.
C++ does not support delegates, while C# uses delegates - type-safe method pointers. These are used to implement event-handling.
In an important change from C++, C# code does not require header files. All code is written inline.
C# has some feature derived from Visual Basic and Java but C++ is C#'s closest relative.
We can use pointers in C#, that code is known as unsafe code, but they are only really useful in situations where performance gains are at an absolute premium.
C# pointers are less powerful than C++. Because .NET runtime in which C# runs performs memory management takes care of tasks like garbage collection.
All C# data types are ultimately derived from the object type.
One important difference between C++ and C++ is, C# supports bound checking of arrays. But C++ does support bound checking of arrays.
C# supports garbage collection of memory space while C++ does not support garbage collection.
C# exception handling is more power compare to C++ exception handling.
Generic programming is also more powerfully used in C# compare to C++.
Concept of class properties used in C#. It does not supported by C++.
C# statements are quite similar to C++ statements. To note just one example of a difference: the 'switch' statements have been changed so that 'fall-through' behavior is disallowed.
C# gives up on the idea of multiple class inheritance. Other differences relating to the use of classes are: there is support for c
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Answer 5

C# is more targeted for game development than cpp is