C# (C-Sharp) is a modern, object-oriented programming language developed by
Microsoft as part of the .NET framework. Introduced in 2000, C# is widely used in
software development, game development, and enterprise applications.
C# simplifies complex programming concepts with automatic memory management,
garbage collection, and a rich standard library. It is the primary language for
developing Windows applications and is extensively used in Unity game development.
With .NET Core, C# has become a cross-platform language, enabling development on
Windows, Linux, and macOS. Its strong integration with Microsoft services makes it
a preferred choice for enterprise solutions.
C# continues to evolve, offering features like asynchronous programming, pattern
matching, and performance optimizations.