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In my second year,
I told my teacher I can code in in C#(c-sharp).

She replied : C-sharp ? Oh you mean C-hash !

*that day I lost hope in college*

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  • 4
    To be fair, more people are going to know what a hash sign is than a sharp symbol. And it is usually typed with a hash rather than a sharp.
  • 6
    @projektaquarius Bt does anyone call C-sharp C-hash?
    Can person who teaches Engineering allowed to do that ? lel
  • 0
    @neelgeek you would be surprised. I mean, maybe she never used it or heard it said. Stranger things have happened.
  • 14
    C-Marijuana? Doesn't make much sense to me...
  • 0
    @projektaquarius ya maybe.
    Bt you don't expect a reply from a teacher who is teaching you the subject of object-oriented programming maybe :P
  • 2
    @neelgeek look at it this way: she could be trying to teach you OOP in C++. That would be a humongous pain in the ass.
  • 0
    @projektaquarius Lol.
    She was teaching it us in Java.
  • 15
    One of my colleagues calls it c-hashtag
  • 2
    I mean even Wikipedia writes C# instead of C♯ so I don't know why the sharp
  • 0
  • 3
    @omgashnames well the original concept was that it was supposed to be more C-like than C++. So rather than C+1 it was supposed to be C+0.5. At least that is what Wikipedia says.

    Also, C++++ would look and sound dumb.
  • 5
    She probably pronounces SQL as, "sequel."
  • 3
    @bahua
    Except that's how it's supposed to be pronounced... From Wikipedia "SQL (/ˌɛs.kjuːˈɛl/ ESS-kew-EL or /ˈsiːkwəl/ SEE-kwəl . . . )"
  • 3
    @RiderExMachina

    It is a generally accepted pronunciation, but there is a rift between the two pronunciations, and it generally falls between Microsoft people and not.
  • 5
    But the # is an octothorpe.

    I've been calling the language Coctothorpe all these years.
  • 3
    want to learn C cross cross?
  • 4
    @xalez you mean C sum sum?
  • 5
    It's C++++
    which is pronounced as "C plus sum add cross"
  • 3
    Should i put a tag after the hash?
  • 3
    Y O U
    M E A N
    C - H A S H
  • 2
    I just died a little inside
  • 2
    Oh you mean microsofts java? @neelgeek
  • 1
    I will fill a dropout form for this.
  • 1
    Put it in your CV and send it to Microsoft.
    You will get hired instantly :D
  • 1
    Same thing happened to me but she said HashTag xD
  • 2
    @projektaquarius which is why they should call it C4+ which would be da bomb. Or C(+*4) spelled C plutifour.

    ... I drank too much today... I am dizzy...
  • 0
    @cyberlord64 I am jealous, but also a music geek so I like the C sharp but am moderately irritated that they write it C#, but the sharp symbol doesn't appear on my phone so I must suffer in silence.
  • 0
    It's c-pound sign. Everyone know that
  • 0
    You should lose hope in -your- college. Not colleges entirely.

    In my country such a thing would never happen. Every professor is someone who decided to quit the industry and teach after having quite a few years of experience.
  • 1
    At least she didn’t say fucking “hashtag”...

    You have no idea how many times users have come to me “oh it’s ID hashtag-123456” fuck all the way off!

    Pound, hash, fine... hashtag... a hashtag is the combined hash character and the tag. Fucking makes me feel old.

    C-Hashtag... No.

    Also yeah, since pretty much every tutorial and book will say “C# (c-sharp)” at least once, you know the teacher doesn’t know much of the language.

    I bet she’s one of those jaaaava devs.

    Or phu-pee developers.

    You should tell her you have experience with asp (like clasp) muhvuc.
  • 1
    yeaaaaa, we on the goood hash, on the C one! =D
  • 0
    Let's get this guy a devrant ball
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