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C#

What is the difference between C# and C ++, C ? Ways to learn it.

To apply on course I should pass C or C++ exam. On treehouse I found only C# lessons. If I learn C# here will I be able to write programms on C or C++ ?

Thank you Brendan! There are so many videos it's even not easy to choose a course !:)

4 Answers

Hi Bogdan! No, C# is only a distant relative of C and C++ and is a lot closer to resembling Java.

Try this Google search for a more detailed answer. https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&rlz=1C1AVSH_enUS586US586&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=what%20is%20the%20difference%20between%20c%23%20and%20c%2B%2B

Thanks for anser. Can you recommend where can I learn C or C++ ?

Unfortunatelly treehouse don't have C or C++...

Lynda.com has some pretty thorough courses on C, C++. They are videos only, not videos mixed with widgets, quizzes, etc. I like the treehouse learning style better. But the lynda videos are very well done, and in this case cover subjects not covered by Treehouse.

I can't give a recommendation because I don't know those two languages myself, but again I would suggest doing a google search. There are plenty of other "paid" sites like treehouse but if you're looking for "free" here is one suggestion I found: https://thenewboston.com/videos.php?cat=16

Great! Paul thank you. You’re so helpful.

Nice suggestion, thank you! What are the paid solutions with C++ course you know?

Great! Paul thank you. You’re so helpful.