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JAVA and C#???
How far is Java and C# related.
I have heard that C# is a Micro$oft's product and is moreorless closer to Java. Is C# development to java or java with just new kind of syntax. Does learning C# become easier once one has learnt Java?
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Well, they do resemble very much. In the end it's all down to the object oriented principals. If u have those down, C# shouldn't be a problem to learn.
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Oh...well if that's the case, even I feel It shud not be difficult for me to learn C#. Thankyou.
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Java and C# are so similar, that it's put .NET and JDK users at each others throats.
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To be honest, I'm not that great at either, but before I evem knew c# existed. I used Java, and never got anything to compille, so since then, I've loved C# now that I'm actually studying it.
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C# is the way to go... as well as the .NET>
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