How are C, C# and C++ different?

Answer 1

C is a structured programming language, better used to build up console applications and one of the first languages created. That's why most of the languages out there are "C based" languages.
C++ and C# are object oriented programming languages, and C++ is way older than C#.
C++ is well known as a superset of C. That means you can write things in C++ and keep using all the resources you got in C. You can print things using both "cout" and "printf" functions, for example.
C# is a "Microsoft's version of Java" in my opinion. Most of the structures, syntaxes and stuff are the same. To get what I exactly mean, you must take your time and study both 3 languages.

Answer 2

an interesting note...

c# is actually c++++

if u observe carefully u will see
a hash ( #) has 4 plus in it...
++
++
joined...

sooo its superior in the sense..

Answer 3

https://www.upwork.com/hiring/development/c-sharp-vs-c-plus-plus/ good read with a great answer