How Does C# Compare To The Rest?

Discussion in 'C#' started by idontknow87, Aug 9, 2007.

  1. idontknow87

    idontknow87 New Member

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    Hi,

    I'm trying to learn how to create desktop software applications. Yes, a total programming newbie :(

    I'm trying to figure out how to design application windows, application menus, how to build window menus and so on. I'm trying to decide upon a programming language to learn. :confused:

    I'm looking for a programming language that is not too difficult to learn, but that I will not be limited in. :mad:

    In other words, once I learn the language, I want to be able to do everything I think up with it. Sure I might need to learn complimentary languages, like MySQL, XML, etc...

    But I want to eventually (notice I said 'eventually') create complex desktop apps as quickly and easily as possible without limits :eek:

    Is C# that language? Or might another language better fit what I'm looking for?

    idontknow87
     
  2. shabbir

    shabbir Administrator Staff Member

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    Nope you have choosen the best among the lot and I would vote for C# only.
     
  3. rhaazy

    rhaazy New Member

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    Agreed, I basically learned all I know about application development from working with C#, .NET, VS2003/2005. While I regret not having a broad understand of "programming", I will admit that I have been easily able to learn all that is required of me, and documentation is easy to find for just about anything you could ever want to do.
     
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    shabbir Administrator Staff Member

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    And then you have the option of discussing the thing you are having problem here. hehe
     
  5. rhaazy

    rhaazy New Member

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    Yes, there its a lot of online help with .NET, C# development from places like google groups, and a multitude of different developer forums.
     

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