[kaarl77]

I am learning c++ at high-school and c# at home. i'm pretty good at c++, but is it ever used in "the real life" or should i focus more on c#, because it's object-oriented?
If you can, could you also provide some examples where c++ is better than c#, and vice-versa

[doubterot]

In my experience, companies use C# more, C++ is used but I think only video game companies require them, I can not think why you would use C ++ in a real-world scenario other than video games

[Random1338]

I am learning c++ at high-school and c# at home. i'm pretty good at c++, but is it ever used in "the real life" or should i focus more on c#, because it's object-oriented?
If you can, could you also provide some examples where c++ is better than c#, and vice-versa

C++ is also object-oriented, although, if you wanted, you could write in imperative style purely. From this standpoint, it is more flexible.