would the jump from visual c++ to c# be difficult

[holden j caufield]

just wondering since so many people have been saying great things about c#.

 

[RSI]

No idea, but how do you "say" C#?

-RSI

 

[bigrash]

No idea, but how do you "say" C#?


C sharp

 

[PliotronX]

<< No idea, but how do you "say" C#?

-RSI >>


"see-sharp"

 

[RSI]

Ah... so my music instincts were correct.

Just wanted to verify... could have been something stupid sounding like "see-pound"

-RSI

 

[PliotronX]

ehehe, I was in the same boat. When I first read of the upcoming C# language, I thought it was pronounced "see-hash" (the illicit substance or a checksum, your choice )

 

[Ender]

Isn't C# microsoft's substitute for Java 2?

 

[Mucman]

I use to call it "see - pound"

 

[Valnir]

From the C++ developers I work with they all seemed to think the learning curve wasn't much and that you should be able to pick it up fast.

Hell I'm a VB.Net guy and I don't think it's too hard to pick up (ie I haven't had any problems converting my stuff to C# or taking C# stuff and converting to VB.Net), . Course I haven't done very advance stuff yet.

Personally I'm looking forward to the Visual Python compiler from ActivateState. That's something I would really like to pick up.