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What is the difference between C and C#?

Should I learn C before learning C# ?

17th Oct 2016, 3:28 PM
이하민
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if you find the whole concept of OOP a bit confusing at first I would recommend learning c and getting used to top down programming to get a feel for things then moving into c#. however if it makes sense to you then by all means stick with it C/C++ and C# are two completely different beasts
17th Oct 2016, 9:02 PM
Daniel Rollins
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Everyone should take a look in C and Pascal to understand the basics of logic programming and it'll help you read any other language's code and understand the basic idea behind it even if you don't know that language. So knowing the basic of C and Pascal will help your logical reasoning/thinking. But you don't HAVE to learn C to study C# as they are completely different languages. C# was created to be a practical, fast and high-performance Object Oriented language. It doesn't depend on other languages, it works along them.
26th Oct 2016, 3:03 AM
Hanike T.
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No, you shouldn't. They're totally different in most part. C# is closer to Java than to C.
17th Oct 2016, 8:34 PM
Ivan G
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what is c language
17th Oct 2016, 5:42 PM
Srikanthnaidu Akulu
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