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C# and C/C++ capabilities

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    Is C# able to do what C/C++ can do? C/C++ has a reputation of being powerful and complex. They are often used to write complex software like OS and games. Does C# have the same capabilities as C or C++?(e.g Used to write OS) Most often, I have heard that C# is good to program with.

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      Is C# able to do what C/C++ can do? C/C++ has a reputation of being powerful and complex. They are often used to write complex software like OS and games. Does C# have the same capabilities as C or C++?(e.g Used to write OS) Most often, I have heard that C# is good to program with.

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      Yes.i think c# had most of c++ capabilities not all.you can do every thing in c# like c++ with easier role.

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        Is C# able to do what C/C++ can do? C/C++ has a reputation of being powerful and complex. They are often used to write complex software like OS and games. Does C# have the same capabilities as C or C++?(e.g Used to write OS) Most often, I have heard that C# is good to program with.

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        Hello, In C# you cannot do everything that you can do with C++. Multiple inheritance is one thing and template meta programming is another. Not that these things are used on a daily basis... It all comes down to the right tool for the right job. C++ for example is good for writing core parts of an OS due to it's nature in C. C# on the contrary is fantastic for writing pluggable architectures, database applications and web apps due to its simplicity and rich framework that is shipped with the compiler. IMO C++ is good and C# is good. None is best, but one solves a particular problem better than the other. In short: the righ tool for the right job. Behind every great black man...             ... is the police. - Conspiracy brother Blog[^]

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