why c# is pronounced as C-sharp instead of pronouncing it as
C-hash? is there any technical reason behind it?

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why c# is pronounced as C-sharp instead of pronouncing it as C-hash? is there any technical reaso..

Answer / gp_bellamkonda

In a piano, there will be white keys, and black keys, right!
The White Keys are named as A, B, C, D, E, F, G.
The black keys after White keys are called as sharp(#) keys.

And remember, C# means, the right side of C => the thing
which is AFTER C....
That means C# is a language more advanced than C.
(C++ is already chosen, thatsy C# is given as a name.)

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why c# is pronounced as C-sharp instead of pronouncing it as C-hash? is there any technical reaso..

Answer / vincent

I dont think there is a technical reason, but # in the music
world is pronounced as 'sharp'. So I guess the one who
coined C# looked to be interested in music than as
pronouncing it as hash.

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why c# is pronounced as C-sharp instead of pronouncing it as C-hash? is there any technical reaso..

Answer / lata negi

C# is pronounced as C-Sharp because Microsoft made it more
sharper & more useful than C & C++ Language. C# is an
evolution of the C and C++ family of languages.

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