C#

[xubl]

Does anyone know anything about C#? Is it easy to code in and how easy is it to learn?

It's nothing like PHP Haha, and I'm like woot in PHP.

Has anyone ever coded in it before?

See, C++ takes maybe 5-6 years because you can code anything worthwhile with it, and then it takes 1-2 years to code that!

So I want to learn C# and then when Xubl is released..no idea when, but it will be a while, so I have a long time to learn, I plan to code my game using the Xubl engine. For the time being I'm going to still use DarkBASIC though.

[Bradley]

If you're using DarkBASIC why don't you learn VB.NET instead? It has all the same features as C# since they're both based on the .NET Framework. You can refernece or link to a VB.NET DLL in C# and a C# DLL in VB.NET or even a J# DLL in either. It'd probably be a much easier transition from DarkBASIC to VB.NET...

What is Xubl?

[xubl]

ccworldwebmaster said:

If you're using DarkBASIC why don't you learn VB.NET instead? It has all the same features as C# since they're both based on the .NET Framework. You can refernece or link to a VB.NET DLL in C# and a C# DLL in VB.NET or even a J# DLL in either. It'd probably be a much easier transition from DarkBASIC to VB.NET...

What is Xubl?

Xubl is a game engine..that uses C# Really awesome game engine too, by the way. It's going to be the future of gaming.

[The Dark Knight]

Both of us could learn C# together Zoey, I've got plenty of e-Books on C#. ;D

[xubl]

avtar said:

Both of us could learn C# together Zoey, I've got plenty of e-Books on C#. ;D

;D

*pokes Tar*

[maxxx]

I have an uncle who is working as a Project Manager for a project thats being done in C# and i dont know how hard/easy it is to learn but it is supposedly a very powerful language, like C from which its derived. So, yah you could definitely make an engine in it once youve got the language down but it might be tricky to learn.

[David (Monty)]

C# is much like Java and C++, it's not that hard to learn.

I just got the compiler the other day. Let's learn it at the same time! ;D

[xubl]

;D *Licks Monty*

Max, no no, I don't want to code an engine with it. I'll already have an engine. It uses C# though so I need to learn C#.

[squalleh]

nightmare said:

I have an uncle who is working as a Project Manager for a project thats being done in C# and i dont know how hard/easy it is to learn but it is supposedly a very powerful language, like C from which its derived. So, yah you could definitely make an engine in it once youve got the language down but it might be tricky to learn.

C#, Microsoft's take on Java mixed with a little C++ power and Visual Basic quirkyness. Personally I'm not so interested in the language. I'll sooner learn Java, which I am interested in. But, if I can get my hands on the .NET studio I may just give it a shot.

[Bradley]

xubl said:

;D *Licks Monty*

Max, no no, I don't want to code an engine with it. I'll already have an engine. It uses C# though so I need to learn C#.

You don't need to learn C# just a .NET language since they all are complied into MSIL before they are actually run. I've made a lot of projects in VB.NET that use C# controls.

You could learn VB.NET, C#, J# (basically Java), C++ (but has limited functionality), or even something like C or Eiffel with a plug-in.

[xubl]

ccworldwebmaster said:

xubl said:

;D *Licks Monty*

Max, no no, I don't want to code an engine with it. I'll already have an engine. It uses C# though so I need to learn C#.

You don't need to learn C# just a .NET language since they all are complied into MSIL before they are actually run. I've made a lot of projects in VB.NET that use C# controls.

You could learn VB.NET, C#, J# (basically Java), C++ (but has limited functionality), or even something like C or Eiffel with a plug-in.

But I said I wanted C# so