C++ or C#

[Vocult]

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Im looking to make programs

[pizzaguy17]

They're both great languages, but C# is a bit more beginner friendly than C++. Also, C# can run on Linux using the Mono framework.

[pruned_48240469]

c# as younger language language is much more easy to learn. can definitely endorse c# as I know it by myself, c++ is classic so its for sure worth learning as well, but my bet is on c#

[pruned_96287471]

I prefer C# because it's easier but C++ is more advanced.

[NamelessC]

They're completely different animals with totally different strengths.

If you're looking to make game hacks (working with memory + hooks), botnets (a program with 0 dependencies), applications where performance is critical (simulation software, certain games); C++ is PREFERRED.
If you want to make programs in general (bruteforcers, RATs, tools) then go for C#, reason being is that you would make applications rich in features and with a nice GUI in half the time/pain (even with frameworks such as Qt).

TL;DR: Ask yourself what you want to be coding, you can do anything with both though but as a beginner I would recommend C#. (I use both and only find C++ worth coding in a few cases)

[ayy420lmao]

I would chose C#.Its just easier.

[AppleTooMuch]

As pizzaguy17 mentioned, C# is way more simple but if you want to take advantage of the speed of c++ then you should use it instead.

[pruned_6626872]

C++ was designed to allow developers to use all of the existing features of C but provides a number of extensions to support object-oriented programming techniques in an intermediate-level programming language.

 

C# is a complete outlier in this list. Despite it's name, it has far more in common with Java than C or C++, and in my personal experience is much easier when working with "programs".

[ehsaan5551]

C++ is very fast *I mean it.

C# is beginner friendly, and you can make sexy UIs.

If you wanna make a game exploit, say, roblox (yes classical lol) then C++ is 1) the way to go obviously 2) it is more stable 3) it won't get decompiled (at least reversed) compared to C#.

C# can get decompiled if you haven't COMPLETELY COMPLETELY obsfucated it.

%.%  Yes I mean it - if you want to teach others, and give someone source to help them learn and study, then C# is the way to go. C# for the sexy Ui tho. 

[pruned_99867302]

They're both great languages, but C# is a bit more beginner friendly than C++.