[AGDev-newbies] c# or c##?

[Mike Maslo]

Thomas:

The reason I selected c# is because of what you did write.

Any tutorials you come up with will be great. I am now using visual
studi2005

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[mailto:agdev-newbies-bounces at lists.agdev.org] On Behalf Of Thomas Ward
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Subject: Re: [AGDev-newbies] c# or c##?

Hi Mike.
For a beginner C#.net is certainly easier than tackling C++. For all the 
comparisons made earlier on this list look in the archives. I already 
pointed out the differences between the two languages.
As it happens I am going to begin working on game programming tutorials, 
and starting with C#.net at this point would be certainly easier to 
begin teaching with.
As for the Visual Studio Express there is a C++ IDE, C# IDE, a Visual 
Basic IDE, J# IDE, and a web development IDE.



Mike Maslo wrote:
>
> What program language we learning or working on?? I prefer c#. It 
> appears to be a little easier?? Anyone know which one is easier for a 
> true beginner??
>
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> Also does Microsoft Visual studio 2005 support c##? Also what books 
> are availa le for that language?
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