C# or C++ ?
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GimmeMoney
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Digital Marketer
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I would recommend you C#....its better than C++....
ThatBotProgrammer
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This should be posted in the programming section.
C++ is a good language to start with and understand OOP. In terms of developing automated tools.. C#/Vb.net is a better option because of the CLI/.net framework.
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BTW, C++ Doesn't have native support for multithreading.
See this for reference: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...ithreading-how-can-unmanaged-c-apps-be-multit
C++ is a good language to start with and understand OOP. In terms of developing automated tools.. C#/Vb.net is a better option because of the CLI/.net framework.
Edit:
BTW, C++ Doesn't have native support for multithreading.
See this for reference: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...ithreading-how-can-unmanaged-c-apps-be-multit
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I think I'll take it from That Bot Programmer just seems right lol.
plus multithreading is something I would care about.
now what can you say about VB.NET?
paincake
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actually, it can.
scriptomania
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My C++ must be different to yours then...
thetrustedzone
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senuke created by vb , i will add Delphi as good choice too btw scrapebox and xrumer created by Delphi .
SlimProxies
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Delphi is the best. Since it's cross platform (via lazarus) and doesnt have any dependencies. And of course not to mention that it's way faster than .net apps ...
cool0403
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Anyone who tells you to learn c# or vb.net just doesnt have the guts to learn a low-level language , all those high-level language like c#,vb.net,python are good when you are starting out but seriously they are all dependant and not as fast as delphi or c++.
I would recommend getting used to delphi atleast , or try c++ . Once you learn those you will never go back to any high-level language like.
I would recommend getting used to delphi atleast , or try c++ . Once you learn those you will never go back to any high-level language like.
c# is based on c++, so it wont harm you. if start with c++. if you learn c++ and master it, C# and java is piece of cake. Many trading platforms and trading engines run on c++ so don't listen to people who say you cannot do anything with C++.
If you are in hurry then it is better to start with C#.
If you are in hurry then it is better to start with C#.
lol who said c++ can't multithread?
All trading platform developers use c++ to write their trading engines which are highly multithreaded systems.
I was considering C# mainly because of the simplicity of making GUI's
how do you make GUI's in C++?
every time I go somewhere to learn C++ they present to me in CMD and its really unappealing and just feels outdated
d4rkterror
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C++ all the way
Try this UI framework http://qt.nokia.com/products/. You can learn to create tools and target both mobile and desktop platforms using this single api framework.
Another option is http://wxdsgn.sourceforge.net/
Ranger11
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C# and VB .Net are the same thing, Just different syntax, If your fairly new to programming i suggest VB .Net.
See the comparison here
http://www.harding.edu/fmccown/vbnet_csharp_comparison.html
This definitely belongs in the programming section lol.
See the comparison here
http://www.harding.edu/fmccown/vbnet_csharp_comparison.html
This definitely belongs in the programming section lol.
yep just waiting for someone to move it lol. I got caught up in the moment cause I mainly wanted to make bots related to youtube.
