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differece between c , c++ and c# ?
similarities and diffrences.benifits and loss
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The C Language is used for general purpose programming. C is used for hardware programming because it is written to interact with the operating system with binary in it's executable binary form. C, C++, and C# are all the same, but used for different purposes. C++ was created as a better version of C, adding more extensive options hencing it's "++" meaning. C# was created as a mixture between Visual Basic and C++. It uses the .NET framework develoled by Microsoft to provide reliability and security. C# is the easier load down of C++. These languages are all based around C. They communicate with the hardware much faster and efficiently and mostly used for software development. I recommend learning C if you not worried about difficulty so you have better understanding of the other two languages. If you want to start of easy, learn C#. C++ should only be your first option if you are interested in working in that language.