Is C# a 3GL or 4GL language?

[Mark]

Is C# a 3GL or 4GL language? Brief justification would be useful. Thanks
in advance.

Mark

 

[John Wood]

It's a 3GL.
Fourth generation languages are generally domain specific... where as C# is
a general purpose language. An example of a 4GL would be SQL, for example,
which is specific to describing operations on a database.

 

[Mickey Williams]

3GL.

 

[Octavio Hernandez]

Mark,

For me, it's 3GL - a general purpose programming language (but a great one
which does not include constructs for database manipulation or any other
kind of specialized processing.

Regards,

Octavio

 

[Alex]

I think that 4GL are the also calles "declarative" languages. ej: SQL, LISP,
PROLOG.
there are "functional", "imperative" and "declarative" languages, and C#
fits "imperative" or perhaps "object oriented".