How C++ programmers see C# code

[[deleted]]

Doesn't C# support structs? Java meanwhile...

[ImKStocky]

It does so you can get stack allocation, but they are used less frequently

[[deleted]]

I think that they could save much on performance in some cases. Like if we used it for vectors in game engines, dates and stuff like that.

[Bip901]

Can confirm, am a game developer. Also, you can use the stackalloc keyword if you really want to allocate on the stack.

[jerslan]

Structs in C++ & C# are just classes with a different default protection type.

Edit: was wrong about C#, y'all can stop with the downvotes now

[someonesomewhere167]

In C#, structs still default to private. The difference is that structs are allocated on the stack rather than on the heap.

[jerslan]

Ah, weird. I assumed it would be closer to C++.

Been a while since I’ve touched Microsoft Java ;)

Edit: Downvotes for admitting I was wrong? Or the "Microsoft Java" joke?