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"...actually since August I've quieted microsoft things and started to learn C..." - yes, that's going to help, since there is no way to write algorithms in C#.
by CmonDev 12y ago
"...actually since August I've quieted microsoft things and started to learn C..." - yes, that's going to help, since there is no way to write algorithms in C#.
I mean how do you even write an algorithm if you don't need to manage your memory? Also no pointers means implementing data structures is simply impossible!
But the main reason to switch should of course be "Microsoft things" - those guys are sure pure evil, especially lately.
How about sticking with a language you know and starting a hobby project you like? Works for many people.
- ekr 12y ago> there is no way to write algorithms in C# Sorry, but that's just bullshit. I'm a C programmer by trade (I program device drivers), and love Linux/BSD/Unix and despise Microsoft, you can write any algorithm you want in C#, or Java, and I'm not talking about Turing completeness. (just recently as part of a school course, I had to implement red-black trees in C# and Java, I could show you the source if you still don't believe me). C# and Java references work just as well as pointers when defining a tree node for example.