C#—it's not just a musical note. First introduced in 2000 alongside Microsoft's .Net framework, it’s been through five versions and one (now-retired) mascot named Andy. Now, it’s arguably one of the most valuable programming languages to learn—and here’s why.

C# popularity is higher than ever. C# was named the programming language of 2012 by the PopularitY of Programming Language (PYPL) index. According to PYPL, C#’s popularity grew by 2.3% in 2012—more than any other programming language. Although it’s still not as popular as Java or PHP, it’s neck and neck with C++; each has a 10.5 percent developer share.

H1 Is C# worth learning?

C# could get you a job. The growth of C# was spurred by the release of Windows 8. C# is currently the most used language in the development of third-party apps for Windows. It also is a very popular language on mobile devices, including the Windows Phone. C# is also the most-used language in programming for Windows Silverlight, which in 2011 became more popular than Adobe Flash.

H2 Is C# easy to learn?

C# is simple (as programming languages go). If you know C, C++, or Java, learning C sharp should be a snap. Sure, any programming language requires time to learn and master, but the C# learning curve was made to be short for those already versed in programming languages. C# is syntactically very similar to Java, for example. Let’s look at Java vs. C3 with the classic "Hello World" program. Here's what it looks like in Java:

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