Difference between C and C#

C language: C language is a middle programming language that was developed at Bell research lab in 1972 by Dennis Ritchie. C language combines the properties of low level and high-level language. therefore its thought-about a middle programming Language. C may be a high-level classical kind programming language that permits you to develop computer code and moveable applications. There are 32 total keywords used in the C language. It’s a perfect language for developing computer code systems. C# language: C# is a object-oriented programming language, is pronounced as C-Sharp. This language was developed to compete with Java, by Microsoft under the leadership of Anders Hejlsberg and his team. There are 86 total keywords used in the C# language. In c#, pointers are used only in unsafe mode. Difference between C and C# :

S.NO	C	C#
1.	C language supports procedural programming.	Whereas C# supports object oriented programming.
2.	C language supports pointers.	Whereas in C#, pointers are used only in unsafe mode.
3.	In C language, garbage collection is not.	While in C#, garbage collection is managed by Common Language Runtime (CLR).
4.	C language can be executed cross-platform.	Whereas .NET Framework is required to execute C# language.
5.	By using C language we can achieve low level of abstraction.	Whereas by using the C# we can achieve a high degree of abstraction.
6.	C language is more on functions.	While C# is more on design.
7.	C language gives top notch performance.	While C# gives standard performance.
8.	There are 32 total keywords used in the C language.	While a total of 86 keywords are used in C#.
9.	C language is mainly used in commercial industries and engineering.	Whereas C# is used for software formation and other networking related objective.

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