This question sounds ambiguous a bit since Visual Basic is a different language from C#. You can write any program in C#, if you have already had it in Visual Basic, and well, vice versa. C# looks more professional any way. Now, I turn all my attention to C#.
In writing the "core" of an operating system, you would probably not be able to concentrate on any high level language alone be C, C++ or C#. You would definitely need assembly in certain parts. Apart from that, you may be able to write almost anything in one of these modern languages C, C++, and C#. C is now getting obsolete. For some certain applications, such as mathematics, perhaps a dedicated programming environment like MATLAB would be a faster development tool. But that would not mean that you cannot write those applications in C++ or C#. MATLAB itself has been written using a language like C++ or C#. So the practice in total is "to write a development tool using C# so that it gives me the ability to produce other applications with some programming capabilities". How big would you evaluate this? Good luck.
2007-06-10 00:02:37
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answered by ʃοχειλ 7
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UHH... Well..... I only know C++. I have MS Visual C++ 6. Since it is the introductory edition, i cant like sell any programs I make, so it doesnt matter how big the program is. If you have the full edititon, you can try making a game or an operating system. Windows 95 has over 10,000 lines of code!
2007-06-09 14:52:13
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answered by deth 4
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Some programming languages are compiled into computer language, after which the pc executes the computer language immediately at run time. Other languages are interpreted at run time by means of a different software. C++ is a compiled language. Compiled languages produce way more effective and performant methods. Interpreted languages are extra bendy. Typically methods with a purpose to be achieved plenty and ought to have well efficiency are written in compiled languages, while methods that ought to be completed swiftly and wherein efficiency does not subject are written in interpreted languages (corresponding to Visual Basic). Good program organizations use compiled languages, given that the better obstacle of coding with them is offset by means of the greater efficiency for finish customers. Greedy organizations use interpreted languages given that it makes it possible for them to get the program out the door extra swiftly, despite the fact that it makes use of extra assets and bills extra for finish customers to make use of. BASIC (pretty much all models) and Java don't seem to be compiled languages. When they're "compiled," that without problems manner they're translated to a extra compact variety, however they ought to nonetheless be interpreted at run time, which slows them down.
2016-09-05 10:40:12
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answered by ? 4
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Almost anything you like
2007-06-09 14:49:12
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answered by Cupcake 7
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