Javascript and C# almost the same??

eehh i guess usually thats because your showing basic code almost all launguages will look similar when showing basic code but usually the difference between the basics of coding laungauge is when if the programming laungauge is strongly typed or weakly-typed and static and dynamic.  That where is you can see the difference so i dont really see javascript being similar to c# because with java script you dont need to write return types and variable types then javascript variables are defined at runtime since its dynamic and weakly typed where as c# you have to define the return type and the variable types then you have to explicitly convert stuff unlike in javascript.

GL with java script btw even tho its like the easiet launguage in the world lol so i doubt u need luck but yeah

It's basic like, most languages do print(); to print

@TeekTacker yep i could of said that instead of that large post lol

Yes and no? Once you get more advanced into Javascript you notice that yes there are some similarities but then again they are no where close to being almost the same. If anything Java and C# are almost the same.

They are not really the same. Because NodeJS is used a lot for dynamic websites (server-rendered websites), it has way more async features than C#. Async is basically that you don't have to wait until something is done to do something else. Otherwise it is true that syntax is almost the same but that is the case with a lot of other programming languages too.