To me this is along those lines.
The discussion leads no where.
And reality doesn't change one bit.
Choose the language you need/want to do what you need/want.
Someone below was commenting on how C# could be as/almost as fast as C. So what.
There's defintely one thing C# can do that C can't do...
Be thrown in the trash and no longer supported by Microsoft.
If one day MS decides the .NET Framework is "old news" AND they come out with a TNG Programming Structure using a new SeaStar language... they can end-of-life C#.
(Been there done that!)
C on the other hand will likely endure, due to its place and popularity in the history of programming languages.
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To me this is along those lines.
The discussion leads no where.
And reality doesn't change one bit.
Choose the language you need/want to do what you need/want.
Someone below was commenting on how C# could be as/almost as fast as C. So what.
There's defintely one thing C# can do that C can't do...
Be thrown in the trash and no longer supported by Microsoft.
If one day MS decides the .NET Framework is "old news" AND they come out with a TNG Programming Structure using a new SeaStar language... they can end-of-life C#.
(Been there done that!)
C on the other hand will likely endure, due to its place and popularity in the history of programming languages.