Is C# high level programming language? Is C++ and C# the same?
Is C# high level programming language? Is C++ and C# the same?
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Rakhi
- 18 May
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Yes strongC#/strong is considered a stronghigh level language/strong. I'd say it's moving from the "strongHigh/strong" spot just like Java is. Java's considered the assembly stronglanguage/strong of the JVM at this point. New stronglanguages/strong like Scala and Ruby seem to offer quite a variety that Java and strongC#/strongare not going to easily matchbr /strongC++/strong was designed to allow developers to use all of the existing features of C but provides a number of extensions to support object-oriented programming techniques in an intermediate-level programming language. strongC#/strong is a complete outlier in this list. Despite it's name, it has far more in common with Java than C or C++.
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Karan
- 20 Jun
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C# is a high-level language that 'compiles' down to CLR (Common Language Runtime), which is interpreted by JIT in ASP.NET. C# doesn't have complex features, pure object-oriented language. C# supports garbage collection, C# programming can be used to create Windows, mobile, and console applications.br /br /No C++ and C# are not the same language, there are various differences among both languages.