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What is VC++?

VC++ (Visual C++) is Microsoft's implementation of the C++ programming language. It includes an integrated development environment (IDE) with tools for developing and debugging C++ code specifically for Windows. VC++ is commonly used for creating high-performance applications, system software, game development, device drivers, and other applications that require direct access to hardware or operating system features. It also supports the development of .NET applications.

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What other technologies are related to VC++?

VC++ Competitor Technologies

VB

Visual Basic is an alternative language for Windows application development, offering similar capabilities but with a different syntax and approach. Competes with VC++ for application development on Windows.

mentioned alongside VC++ in 3% (1.2k) of relevant job posts

VB.NET

VB.NET is a more modern version of VB built on the .NET framework, offering similar capabilities for Windows development as VC++. It is a competitor.

mentioned alongside VC++ in 1% (838) of relevant job posts

C#

C# is another language from Microsoft built on the .NET framework. Offers similar capabilities to VC++ for Windows development. A competitor within the Microsoft ecosystem.

mentioned alongside VC++ in 0% (2.6k) of relevant job posts

Java

Java is a platform and language providing an alternative to VC++ for cross-platform application development.

mentioned alongside VC++ in 0% (2.8k) of relevant job posts

.NET

.NET provides a framework and runtime for developing applications. C# is the primary language, and offers similar capabilities to VC++ for Windows development.

mentioned alongside VC++ in 0% (865) of relevant job posts