C# Programming Language

C# is a modern object-oriented, general-purpose programming language, created and developed by Microsoft together with the .NET platform. There is highly diverse software developed with C# and on the .NET platform: office applications, web applications, websites, desktop applications, mobile applications, games and many others. C# is a high-level language that is similar to Java and C++ and, to some extent, languages like Delphi, VB.NET and C. All C# programs are object-oriented. Nowadays C# is one of the most popular programming languages. It is used by millions of developers worldwide. Because C# is developed by Microsoft as part of their modern platform for development and execution of applications, the .NET Framework, the language is widely spread among Microsoft-oriented companies, organizations and individual developers. The C# language and the .NET platform are maintained and managed entirely by Microsoft and are not open to third parties. Because of this, all other large software corporations like IBM, Oracle and SAP base their solutions on the Java platform and use Java as their primary language for developing their own software products.
The Microsoft .NET Framework
.NET Framework generally consists of an environment for the development and execution of programs, written in C# or some other language, compatible with .NET (like VB.NET, Managed C++, J# or F#). It consists of: - the .NET programming languages (C#, VB.NET and others); - an environment for the execution of managed code (CLR), which executes C# programs in a controlled manner; - a set of development tools, such as the csc compiler, which turns C# programs into intermediate code (called MSIL) that the CLR can understand; - a set of standard libraries, like ADO.NET, which allow access to databases (such as MS SQL Server or MySQL) and WCF which connects applications through standard communication frameworks and protocols like HTTP, REST, JSON, SOAP and TCP sockets.
Why Use C#?
It is a modern programming language, widely spread, used by millions of programmers around the entire world. At the same time C# is a very simple and easy to learn (unlike C and C++). It is natural to start with a language that is suitable for beginners while still widely used in the industry by many large companies, making it one of the most popular programming languages nowadays.
Compare to C OR C++
The C and C++ languages are considered complex and requires deep understanding of hardware. They still have their uses and are suitable for low-level programming (e.g. programming for specialized hardware devices), but we do not advise you to use C / C++ when you are beginner who wants to learn programming.

The C language is very low-level and in no way do we advise you to begin programming with it. A programmer’s productivity under pure C is many times lower compared to their productivity under modern general-purpose programming languages like C# and Java. A variant of C is used among Apple / iPhone developers, but not because it is a good language, but because there is no decent alternative. Most Apple-oriented programmers do not like Objective-C, but they have no choice in writing in something else. In 2014 Apple promoted their new language Swift, which is of higher level and aims to replace Objective-C for the iOS platform. C++ is good when you have to program applications that require very close work with the hardware or that have special performance requirements (like 3D games). For all other purposes (like Web applications development or business software) C++ is inadequate. We do not advise you to pursue it, if you are starting with programming just now. One reason it is still being studied in some schools and universities is hereditary, because these institutions are very conservative.
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