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devTea20307137d@irene I’m trying to make it as our devrant++ user
Yeah it’s bad, I’ll see myself out
Edit: 600 comments in 10 days ๐ฒ -
Jilano15932137d@devTea
@irene She said that "C#" could cut through anything ("Sharp" you know) and "C++" was a premium language because the subscription on devRant is represented by a "++" next to the username.
After that, she got surprised by how many comments you posted in the short amount of time that is 10 days.
I am fluent in Tea. -
irene19174137d@devTea only 60 comments per day. Nothing major ๐
So I've got about 150 plusses every day ๐ค๐ค๐ค -
devios16512137dOk since nobody’s actually answering (probably because there are a LOT of differences) let me take a quick stab:
Both are statically typed, but the main difference is that C++ compiles directly to machine code and has no runtime. C# compiles to an intermediate form called bytecode that is more portable but requires a runtime engine to execute it.
C# is somewhat higher level and has more modern features like automatic memory management (garbage collection) while C++ is of an older school and allows you direct access to memory, though modern C++ has things like shared_ptr for automatic reference counting. -
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Fast-Nop11769137dIn C++, you can omit the BS and compile (most) C programs, which gives you a decent language, while you can't do that in C#.
what is difference between #C and C++ language coding?
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#c and c++ coding