RE: What out of these languages should i try? 11-15-2013, 05:14 AM
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Quote:as they do not contain information on how objects should interact
Explain.. I doubt any language does, and this would be an even thinner line for OO languages, of which, C# is. Define "objects" in this context, because that can have many meanings for .NET.
Quote:and even explicitly states that a conforming version of C# only follows some of the declared norms, and is allowed to add methods, namespaces, classes, etc.
What exactly explicitly states this? (reference)....Although, you're saying languages like C++ are not this way, you mean? :S
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