So it was good?

Does anyone know about a good free IDE for C#?

It's really frustrating when you want to get started and you can't.

Visual Studio is awesome, but not free.
Something called MonoDevelop and SharpDevelop too, but I don't know anything about them.

C# and Visual Studio were basically made for eachother
(because they were)

I've already tried buying it, but I won't bother that much for anything again. Ever.

I'll ask Uncle Google about it.

Not the one I've been using.
But there you go Asklar, Visual Studio.

I found a free one, #develop. I'm going to see how good is this one.

I've gotta say #develop isn't anything I really liked, so I'm just gonna download visual studio.

Victory for Microsoft. All hail PC overlords.

You should be able to get VS for free with a students license, that's how I got it anyways. And yeah, it's probably the best C# IDE you can get.
Also check out Microsoft's XNA framework if you're going to make anything game-like, it's very useful.

Well SKiDROW just released Crusader Kings II three days before the global release date/
Is it good or stupid?

Why does everyone have a Katawa Shoujo avatar. Dammit Areku it's all your fault.

I played it for a while and got to the Kenji ending and quit because ♥♥♥♥ doing everything over again until I get the chance to actually react and change my ending.

XNA, yes, I might give it a go just for lulzing around. I'm mainly learning C# to help my dad on his work, he does a lot of manual work that could be automatized, and he already automatized some things using excel, but I'm sure he needs something stronger.

But I wanted to know, does anyone know a good difference between C# and C++?
Like performance, easy-ness to code, etc?

I read that C++ is faster than C#, but C# can be used to progam programs faster, but I'm not sure how real might that be.