C#
C# is a statically typed, compiled programming language with support for object-oriented programming which was designed to be used with the .NET Framework.
C# is commonly used for developing desktop applications, mobile applications, web applications, and back-end services.
Key features of C# are its type safety and memory management, which make it a reliable choice for building complex applications.
Additionally, C# offers a wide range of programming features, including LINQ for querying data, asynchronous programming using async/await, and support for functional programming concepts like lambda expressions.
C#‘s large and active community has contributed to a large range of third-party libraries and frameworks, including:
- ASP.NET for web development
- Unity for game development
- Xamarin and MAUI for mobile development
