C vs C++ vs C#

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[conaticus]

Thanks for checking out my video, made a small mistake in saying that C was a functional language. It is actually a procedural language. Sorry for the mix up!

[Lunix_Hardcore]

C++ is beautiful... in a very chaotic way... kind of like how the light of a nuclear weapon is probably beautiful before it kills you...

[batoobdx]

I like how C++ is depicted as a depression source through the whole video

[Anne_Grapple]

I had C++ as my first language because my teacher decided so. And then, I decided to learn C# for myself and every time I learned something new I was thinking: "No, it cannot be THAT easy". But it could, and it was THAT easy despite the feeling that I coded too little for anything to even exist.

[GameInOne]

As someone who learned c++ when I just started I can confirm c++ provides nothing but depression except the time when code magically works

[crappywindow]

"C++, the language has a steep learning curve, and despite what many will say I would not recommend this language for beginners, especially if you're already suicidal" this is ridiculously true. lmao

[CaptainTechnicalityLP]

I know people often say that C# is basically the same as Java, but as someone who has done both, Java really has a special quality to it that makes me want to tear my eyeballs out that I can't quite place my finger on. C# on the other hand makes me happy like 90% of the time.

[tomsterbg]

I started out with C++ algorithm programming and I'm glad I did because the way you write in C++ makes you understand a lot of the core concepts of languages. I'm using Lua now.

[traxcanonch.]

Trying to learn C++ as a first language, has been great. But haven't gotten deep yet. I'm only 7 hours in a 66 hours C++ course. Wish me luck guys.

[Hellhound_RedFox]

Just so everyone knows:
C# application can be used accross multiple systems without having to be build specific, thanks to its interpreter. You can also program mobile apps and web applications. C# also allows you to quickly and easily wrap C/C++ in your code

[NicolasPare]

Your use of the fast invert square root code at 1:02 has not gone unnoticed.

[kikexfrancis]

This is my first time in this channel and I love this narration 😂, I've liked and subscribe

[XoADREADNOUGHT]

C# "is" not just a copy of Java. It "was" on creation. It is pretty radically different now. And in very positive ways, IMO. It seriously diverged around C# 4.0.

[ThePuddingStone]

Trying to teach myself a few languages a few years prior I remember C++ was the one I tried first because of the good things I've heard about the language. It gave me a hard time so I switched to java really soon and now I use both java and c#
Thanks for making this video and making me feel like I'm not stupid for having trouble with c++

[soul]

I love the way you tell the information to the audience all while being funny

[krtirtho]

I thought people hate Java the most. But your hat for C++ is at another level
RIP C++

[Gabriel-gwgb]

01:13 don't start with this language if you are a beginner, epecially if you are already suicidal
Every University: ignores this advice and starts with C and C++ in the beginner courses

[blaugranisto]

Your C++ description is spot on! I studied C back in Uni and I never came close to liking C++! I tolerated C and Pascal but C++ was just a nightmare!

[AppsTricksByNazakatUmrani]

These types of videos I can watch non stop, great work please don't stop it ever

[coolbrotherf]

As a CS student, I learned pointers pretty early on in my programming journey and they aren't that crazy to deal with once you just practice with them a bit. As far as C++ goes, pointers are some of the least difficult parts to learn and it goes way deeper.