Is C# better to use than JavaScript? I'm having trouble deciding which one to learn

Question

I have a background in C++, if that's any help.

Answer 1

What do you want to achieve? They are different languages with different purposes (js is for webpages mostly)

Answer 2

really ?

Answer 3

they both have similarities to c++. c# would be the natural transition. java script doesn't take that long to learn especially if you already have c++ experience. c# has more uses and when incorporated with xaml can produce amazing applications.

Answer 4

its jast diffirent.

Answer 5

Michael posted proper answer, please follow that

Answer 6

java script is for tha web. also they say c#'s the best :p b cause they say it has more methods and it'sxlike easier to use

Answer 7

Thanks, as for what I will use the language for, mostly game development using Unity, and seeing as I will not likely ever do anything with webpages, I will stick to C#. Thanks again.

Answer 8

Two things you need to understand. C# is a serverside language. Javascript is a client side language. They are completely different but can be used to work together in a Web application. For example, Ajax requests... submitting data from the client to the server to perform an action. This means creating objects on the client side and sending them to the server to perform some operation. Considering it sounds like you're brand new to programming I suggest learning web site development first. Then look at serverside coding. I think any experienced developer would agree that website design / development is the easiest thing to learn first. You'll also gain some understanding of how the client side works and parts of serverside programming will come naturally.