C++ outperforms C# ?

Yes, I also agree because Ms. Gregory is one of top leaders of C++.
I was listening to this interview video. http://www.gregcons.com/KateBlog/ct....%2f%3fp%3d1882


She picks up three points but the third one is cut. What could be the third one ? Do you have the fourth, fifth etc.

Thank you a lot, and I would also thank Ms.Gregory for having shared the above ideas. I once was asked the same question in a recent interview, you helped me speak up all 2 points and the interviewer said I was low of programming skills although he wasn't understanding what I was talking and he failed me :cry:. (I know he is kind of an instant noodle or spaghetti engineer leader.)

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Originally Posted by Ledidas

he wasn't understanding what I was talking and he failed me

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Maybe you didn't make a clear enougth distinction between language and technology.

When Microsoft introduces a new C++ library, or makes Visual Studio handle C++ a little better, or tweaks the compiler to generate more efficient code, this may improve their C++ technology but it doesn't improve the C++ language. That can only be accomplished by a change in the C++ standard.

So whatever Microsoft does to their C++ technology the C++ language stays the same. If this isn't crystal clear you will flunk interviews.