Is C # a Microsoft product?

Question

I confirm my dissertation, and I wonder how I should describe the language that I used

• Microsoft C-Sharp (C #)
• C-Sharp (C #)
• FROM#
• C # and Microsoft.NET Framework

Combinations or something else?

Answer 1

C # is an ECMA standard. The standard was introduced by Hewlett-Packard, Intel and Microsoft, and it was developed by Microsoft. The standard never uses the term "Microsoft C #". Therefore, I would call it initially “Microsoft's C # programming language,” and subsequently I would only call it “C #” or “C # programming language,” as the standard does ( ECMA-334 pdf ).

Answer 2

" Microsoft Visual C # " if you are talking about their compiler / implementation, otherwise just "C #" in my opinion (feel free to get qualified with a "programming language" if you want). The version number is definitely useful. Remember that this is a published standard , and they are not the only implementation (although they came up with).

Answer 3

I would go with the "Microsoft C # programming language and Microsoft.NET Framework version 3.5 SP1."

Answer 4

What about the "implementation of the Microsoft C # language on the Microsoft .NET Framework"?