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Old July 14th, 2004, 08:27 PM
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PHP in C#

Hello,
I have a request on whether a not PHP can be integrated with
C#? Besides, I'm in dilemma whether to use C# or Phyton for my Final Year Project.
Which language is more widely use? Thanks

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Wow, that is a pretty wide question. Let me make it easier on you.

Anytime you think about mixing two programming languages, just forget about it. You will see why later on when you have a bit more programming experience that it is just not something that usually happens unless there is a reason to integrate systems where at least one is legacy, and even then, the sources are not something that is integrated, but the binaries that exchange data with each other, such as in XML. At the same time, keep in mind, this was a process that existed way before XML ever existed. (EDI).

Anyway, if you are looking to have your project be more commercial, do it in C#... Besides, if you will be looking for a programming job, knowing c# will get you a job faster. PHP is a language that is good to know if you want to get paid per gig or deliver solutions to customer cheap. C# will get you the job though. The same is true of VB6.

I'm not sure where Phyton (Python), comes into play here... I would not worry about it at this point. Academically speaking I would stick with C# and PHP... out of those two I'd say you can't really go wrong going with C#.
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