.NET framework also provides C++ development and it would be easier for a C# developer to start writing C++ in the .net framework, than a C++ dev to learn .NET framework quickly.
Coming from C++ I'd say the opposite. It is easier to learn C# and the behavior of a garbage collected language, than coming to a language, where one has to manage memory oneself.
Also the syntax in C# is easier on the eye and if you already know C++ very easy to read and write.
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.NET framework also provides C++ development and it would be easier for a C# developer to start writing C++ in the .net framework, than a C++ dev to learn .NET framework quickly.Coming from C++ I'd say the opposite. It is easier to learn C# and the behavior of a garbage collected language, than coming to a language, where one has to manage memory oneself.
Also the syntax in C# is easier on the eye and if you already know C++ very easy to read and write.