Christopher Smith wrote:
2) While both are ostensibly object oriented, they have non-object,
native types designed to align well with C.
No, all C#'s types are OO. I think the CLR might do non-object types,
but integers are a class in C. (Well, a struct, which means a value-type
class.)
C# has a bunch of other stuff in it as well that I don't think Java has
(or didn't before C# added them). Plus, the libraries that C# comes with
are more consistent than Java's, if only because MS had more time to
think and refine them than Java did, and MS released much larger
libraries with the first version.
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It's not feature creep if you put it
at the end and adjust the release date.
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