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hi to all
friends i want to know how many companies are working in .NET platform especiaaly using c#.
If any one knows name of companies then do tell me. so that i can target them.
thanking you!
Sumit

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c#.net?

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can you please tell me what is C#.NET? is that the successor of C/C++?

thank you!

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According to Microsoft, C# is a language that provides the power of C++ with the simplicity of Visual Basic. And in many ways it does.

I wouldn’t call it a successor to C++, but it looks very similar syntactically. Actually, it is in many ways more similar to Java – syntactically. We’re doing Java in our University and I’ve had absolutely no problems transfering that knowledge over to C#. So if you know one you’ll pretty much know the other – it’s the larger picture you need to consider – the platforms each one connects to.

If you want to get involved with C# you should be looking at the .NET Framework and its Base Class Library (BCL) – If you program with C# you’ll definitely be using those classes in your programs.

Here’s a goodC# site… csharphelp.com – They have good concise articles covering specific topics… I’m not sure how useful it will be to a beginner since it doesn’t provide a tutorial – but check it out anyway if you’re interested.

Personally, I would startwith either C# or Java and then move down to C++, if you’re interested. C# and Java protect you from a lot of things that can really get you into trouble with C++ and development time is much shorter. Ultimately, it’s up to you and your background.
HTH

Cheers!

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