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Learning C# |
2010-01-27 13:04:02 |
I have had the first lecture in what is going to be part of my specialization, the course "Advanced Models and Programs".
The first few lectures are going to introduce us (more correctly give us a crash course) to the differences between C# and Java, presuming that we already know how to program in Java.
I am by no means an expert yet, but I am able to program nonetheless.
C# is Microsofts answer to Java, which is made by Sun Microsystems. I have to say, that I do find the small differences interesting and believe that they actually can make a difference in the way you program in the respective language.One of the things I don't like, is that we use the Microsoft Visual C# Express Edition IDE. I usually use NetBeans when programming in Java and so far I think it is a way better IDE.
