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  1. Mar 1st, 2003, 10:26 PM #1
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    Talking What is the diff between C++ NET and C# NET!!!?

    At first I thought C# was C++ 7.0, but now I see they are totally different products on MS.com!!!!


    What is the difference!?

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  2. Mar 1st, 2003, 10:37 PM #2
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    VC++.NET is basically VC++ 7....C# is a different language altogether
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    So when do you use C#? And have C++ .nET's syntax change?

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    Managed C++.NET is rather similiar to C#.

    C# will be used in business applications in the future.
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    C++ has no syntax change in VC++.Net, it is a standardized language. Microsoft can't simply introduce syntax changes to it.
    But there are a few keywords specific to Managed C++.
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