Hey guys,
I was wondering, do you guys have any suggestions for learning C#? I have C++ background from my major. I want to start leaning it so I could start programming games. From what I have seen there doesn't seem too much of a difference; just some syntax differences. Your suggestions are much appreciated.
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Re: Learning C#
Well i have a pdf book on c# i could e-mail to you.
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Re: Learning C#
I thought most games were coded in C++.
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The engines are programmed in c++, but the games are programmed in c#.
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I studied C++ and C# in university. C++ is used more for gaming. C# is actually a microsoft updated version of C. Learn C++. Much more useful. C# sucks.
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thisHotDog-Cart wrote:I studied C++ and C# in university. C++ is used more for gaming. C# is actually a microsoft updated version of C. Learn C++. Much more useful. C# sucks.
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Re: Learning C#
I've already learning C++ programming. Not necessarily for game purposes though. I've learned it to write programs that could solve engineering problems. But, anyway, unity doesn't support C++. I believe the engine itself is programmed in it, but the scripts are either C#, Java, or Boo.
I did some research and found that unity would be the easiest way to write a game of my own. Unless you guys have a better engine to use that does support C++ and is free. That is the deal breaker-- has to be free.
I did some research and found that unity would be the easiest way to write a game of my own. Unless you guys have a better engine to use that does support C++ and is free. That is the deal breaker-- has to be free.
Re: Learning C#
Anyway, a good programmer should know both C++ and C#...