Is C# going to be around for a while?
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Hi, I just asked myself what might be the future of C#? Is the language going to be around for the next 5 years or maybe more? Hope someone has an answer
supernaturaluser wrote:
Is the language going to be around for the next 5 years or maybe more?
Should be around long enough to specialize in it. However even if popular in 5 years if that is the only language you are familiar with (in 5 years) then you should probably look to learning at least one other.
supernaturaluser wrote:
Hope someone has an answer
Anyone that can predict the future should find some other way to use that ability besides programming.
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Hi, I just asked myself what might be the future of C#? Is the language going to be around for the next 5 years or maybe more? Hope someone has an answer
Exactly like .Net C# will be there for next 5 to 10 years at-least. Many feel shaken on their job status by this question. Sorry for those down-votes from others :rose:
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If so, please send your resume here to the VA. We always need more MUMPS programmers. :laugh:
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It's the VA from whom I heard about the MUMPS/Cache connection.
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Most times have been good, however the best is the present, by its very nature. :)
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I'd agree, but I've been doing VB.net for the last nine months. X|
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I'd agree, but I've been doing VB.net for the last nine months. X|
VB.NET isn't that bad, make sure strict on applies to everything (I know you had it set up by default), then pretend it is C# and you'll be fine... :)
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VB.NET isn't that bad, make sure strict on applies to everything (I know you had it set up by default), then pretend it is C# and you'll be fine... :)
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Yeah, right... I ran up against the exclamation point (!) operator today -- I asked around and no one knew what it was so I had to look it up. I'll stick with C#, thank you very much.
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Yeah, right... I ran up against the exclamation point (!) operator today -- I asked around and no one knew what it was so I had to look it up. I'll stick with C#, thank you very much.
A little cheat card can go a long way. The nastiest difference I found between VB.NET and C# is documented here[^]. :)
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Please use <PRE> tags for code snippets, they preserve indentation, improve readability, and make me actually look at the code.
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A little cheat card can go a long way. The nastiest difference I found between VB.NET and C# is documented here[^]. :)
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Please use <PRE> tags for code snippets, they preserve indentation, improve readability, and make me actually look at the code.
Or how the behaviour of ToString for enums in VB doesn't match the documentation.
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It's the VA from whom I heard about the MUMPS/Cache connection.
At least we are thinking about moving it off VMS and onto Windows and/or Linux. We might even upgrade our VGA monitors. Kidding. :laugh:
Never give aversion therapy to a masochist. The results are unpredictable. My Mu[sic] My Films My Windows Programs, etc.
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Hi, I just asked myself what might be the future of C#? Is the language going to be around for the next 5 years or maybe more? Hope someone has an answer
supernaturaluser wrote:
I just asked myself what might be the future of C#?
When I started to learning C#. I was also thinking about it. its has great future.
supernaturaluser wrote:
Is the language going to be around for the next 5 years or maybe more?
sure! no doubt :)
supernaturaluser wrote:
Hope someone has an answer
:rolleyes: At last I will suggest you go there[^] and read article as well as discussion.
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At least we are thinking about moving it off VMS and onto Windows and/or Linux. We might even upgrade our VGA monitors. Kidding. :laugh:
Never give aversion therapy to a masochist. The results are unpredictable. My Mu[sic] My Films My Windows Programs, etc.
GenJerDan wrote:
moving it off VMS
Nooooooo!! :wtf:
GenJerDan wrote:
our VGA monitors
On VT525s?
GenJerDan wrote:
Kidding
Phew! Don't do that to me, the ol' ticker can't take much more.
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Hi, I just asked myself what might be the future of C#? Is the language going to be around for the next 5 years or maybe more? Hope someone has an answer