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Answer» C# and C++ are both object- oriented programming languages. C# is a general purpose object-oriented programming language with MULTIPLE features such as scalability support, garbage collection, type safety, easier type declarations etc.
Some of the differences between C++ and C# are given as follows: C++
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C++ code can be created for any platform.
| C# code is only targeted towards the Windows operating system.
| C++ provides quite a fast performance.
| The C# performance is slower as compared to C++.
| Manual MEMORY management is USED in C++.
| Automatic garbage collection is provided in C#.
| Almost anything can be coded in C++ if the syntax is correct.
| Anything that is not available in the .NET framework is difficult to implement in C# as it is dependent on the .NET framework.
| A low level of abstraction is provided by C++.
| A high level of abstraction is provided by C#.
| C++ is a LIGHT language and can be easily compiled.
| C# is interpreted into bytecode and then the Common Language Runtime manages the execution.
| C++ is good for using in networking, server-side applications, gaming etc.
| C# is good for creating MOBILE, desktop, web applications.
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