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.Net vs. Java

.Net vs. Java. And why .Net is better. Hello World in Java. Hello World in C#. Both platforms have rich class libraries If you think it’s common, it’s probably in been done for you. .Net has fewer collections .Net List<T> == Java ArrayList<T> == Vector<T>

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.Net vs. Java

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  1. .Net vs. Java And why .Net is better

  2. Hello World in Java

  3. Hello World in C#

  4. Both platforms have rich class libraries • If you think it’s common, it’s probably in been done for you. • .Net has fewer collections • .Net List<T> == Java ArrayList<T> == Vector<T> • Dictionaries are awesome, abuse them whenever you can Class Libraries

  5. GUI Development in Java

  6. GUI Development in C#

  7. Java: Thing[] foo; for(Thing bar : foo){… • C# Thing[] foo; foreach(Thing bar in foo){… For Each Loops

  8. Given int myThing; • Java has getters and setters (getThing(), setThing()) • Used like methods, because they are • .Net has properties • Used like variables, but still encapsulated Properties

  9. Java has anonymous classes galore • .Net has delegates (type safe function pointers) Events

  10. Attributes are cool • .Net has more flexibility to do dirty things (overloading operators, hiding base methods, etc.) Other differences

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