Text entry answers for sorted by frequency of occurrance.
| (3) | I'd kill Bill Gates if forced to use C# or MC. |
| (2) | java |
| (1) | line |
| (1) | look at the requirements first then decide - but still holding out hope for MFC! |
| (1) | pascal |
| (1) | Play Football |
| (1) | reverse enginner |
| (1) | snake |
| (1) | spliter |
| (1) | star wars |
| (1) | Switch to Linux |
| (1) | thread |
| (1) | tOOLtIP |
| (1) | tracert |
| (1) | try C#, if i don't like it, i'd switch back to C++ |
| (1) | UML |
| (1) | Uses the most appropriate for the task at hand |
| (1) | vbscript |
| (1) | vbwith oracle |
| (1) | What are managed extensions? |
| (1) | WinTop |
| (1) | *If* I was a C++ programmer I would stick with C++ |
| (1) | bcmenu |
| (1) | C# for apps, C++ for games |
| (1) | C# for everything except heavy number crunching, hoping that my C++ optimizing is better than theirs |
| (1) | C# for GUIs, C++ for business logic |
| (1) | C# for most things, C++ for code requiring portability or generics |
| (1) | C# for server/web stuff, Non-Managed C++ for client apps |
| (1) | C# is evil ! |
| (1) | C#, Managed C++ for Interop |
| (1) | componet in word |
| (1) | debug |
| (1) | depends on project |
| (1) | fortran |
| (1) | I don't know what C# or Managed C++ is. |
| (1) | I have no idea |
| (1) | I just like to vote |
| (1) | I know both. C++ for system level and resource intensive stuff (usually to create managed wrappers) and C# for higher level things |
| (1) | I'd jump up & down with Joy (from accounting) because I would never again have to support Win32s! |
| (1) | I'd kill myself |
| (1) | I'd learn C# and use both, depending on the strengths of each. |
| (1) | I'd quit - but that would be before I get fired. All I know is scripting... |
| (1) | I'd stick with Delphi |
| (1) | I'd use whats appropriate for the task at hand |
| (1) | I'm a C++ programmer, but have not been told to target .NET platform |
| (1) | insurance project |
| (1) | interface reuse |
Submit an article or tip