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    What are some differences between java & .net? (especially api-wise) Like, what does java have that .net doesn't and what does .net have that java doesn't?

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      What are some differences between java & .net? (especially api-wise) Like, what does java have that .net doesn't and what does .net have that java doesn't?

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      Neither language can give you a hug.

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        What are some differences between java & .net? (especially api-wise) Like, what does java have that .net doesn't and what does .net have that java doesn't?

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        C# verse Java[^]


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          What are some differences between java & .net? (especially api-wise) Like, what does java have that .net doesn't and what does .net have that java doesn't?

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          The Java environment gives you a homogeneous coding language - namely, Java. .NET gives you C++/CLI (an extended C++ form that supports .NET), C# (a C++ and VB derived language), VB.NET (a VB derived language), J# (a C++ and Java derived language) and straight MSIL (like your Java byte code). That's from Microsoft. Non-Microsoft compiler vendors provide another dozen or so languages. That's the main difference right now - the rest of it all depends on how good the programmer is who codes! Regards, Nish

          My blog : Nish’s thoughts on MFC, C++/CLI and .NET

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            Neither language can give you a hug.

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            Now that'd be a similarity between the both! :-D - Malhar

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              Now that'd be a similarity between the both! :-D - Malhar

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              Perhaps. But can they? Can they hug you?

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                What are some differences between java & .net? (especially api-wise) Like, what does java have that .net doesn't and what does .net have that java doesn't?

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                damn !!! why comparing C# with Java ?! they are exactly the same ! excepted that one come from Microsoft (the other were copied and renamed) :cool:


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                  What are some differences between java & .net? (especially api-wise) Like, what does java have that .net doesn't and what does .net have that java doesn't?

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                  You drink one and work in the other. How hard is that? Wonder why this is so tough for people to understand. ...trolls...

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                    damn !!! why comparing C# with Java ?! they are exactly the same ! excepted that one come from Microsoft (the other were copied and renamed) :cool:


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                    toxcct wrote:

                    damn !!! why comparing C# with Java ?! they are exactly the same ! excepted that one come from Microsoft (the other were copied and renamed)

                    You mean J# not C#

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                      toxcct wrote:

                      damn !!! why comparing C# with Java ?! they are exactly the same ! excepted that one come from Microsoft (the other were copied and renamed)

                      You mean J# not C#

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                      no no, i meant Java... Sun created Java first. then, Microsoft - maybe - didn't expect another editor to create a new language without accordance to Redmond firm, so they took java virtual machine (JVM), renamed it into .NET Framework, changed some points of the language, and then laid C#... for J#, it's pretty the same story, but it came more later again...


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                        no no, i meant Java... Sun created Java first. then, Microsoft - maybe - didn't expect another editor to create a new language without accordance to Redmond firm, so they took java virtual machine (JVM), renamed it into .NET Framework, changed some points of the language, and then laid C#... for J#, it's pretty the same story, but it came more later again...


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                        JAVA was first thats a fact. I was only stating that J# syntax is exactly the same as java. C# is more like c++ but cleaner. J# was developed for java developers to come over to the .net framework. All of the packages are from version 1.43 i think?...SUN tried to sue microsoft for this but lost. As far as the .net framework being a copy paste i dont think they did that..

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