C# and Java - THE FRONT LINES

[Vercas]

So, which of these two gracious programming languages do you prefer?

I prefer C#.

 

[GIANT_CRAB]

As long as they can be used, i will prefer them.

 

[armix8]

C#. If find Java kinda buggy at times; easy to crash.

 

[Vercas]

I find Java just not able to handle serious projects. It's too messy.

 

[Ironside]

Agree with you, Vercas.
I pick C# over Java anytime. Shame that I will have to learn it over C# / C++ on high school anyway.

 

[Crazed_seal2]

If your looking for multi-os support Java, but for windows C#.

I find Java just not able to handle serious projects. It's too messy.

Look at minecraft... Serious Project, Made by one person, Over A million sold...

But eh.

 

[Ironside]

Not true, C# works on Linux and Windows. Though it doesn't work on others like MAC I think.

 

[Crazed_seal2]

I didnt know it worked on Linux, well I just learnt something! That C# is not just for windows!

 

[Ironside]

Yeah, anyway I even made a screenshot for you

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[Vercas]

There is Mono for Mac too! So C# works on Mac too!
Crazed_seal2 do you know what a serious project means? Have you ever found yourself in front of 56.000 lines of code that work and you have no clue how?

 

[Ironside]

Didn't know that it works on Mac too.

 

[Vercas]

Well, because both Java and C# programs require external programs to run, this should not count in the scores.

 

[aaron]

C# (so far at least, currently learning).

 

[The Reborn Devil]

C# > Java

 

[Pyritie]

c# is awesome

 

[Adiktuz]

Look at minecraft... Serious Project, Made by one person, Over A million sold...

but look at how minecraft has a pretty mid-range system requirement while its graphics look like its from those old consoles...

 

[Kanadaj]

C# ftw

 

[RED BARON]

C# for sure.

 

[-Kobas-]

Don't forget that Android OS is completely coded in Java,
this is really powerful language these days.
But if you master C++, I don't see any problem switching to C#
or Java in just few weeks, because both use more or less 90%
same syntax

Depending on what you need both can be good in their own way.
But if we just compare pure power of 2 languages C# is few steps
ahead of Java for sure.

 

[Pronto]

I prefer c#, first one is always the best one because it was there did every bad thing and good thing. Sup guys am Pronto that you may already know.

 

[Adiktuz]

C# FTW!!!

Right now, I'm learning ruby (coz of RPG Maker) and C# (coz of Gibbo engine)... and using Sharp Develop for creating C# scripts...

Also, SD is good since if I need to learn how to do something in C# that I can already do in VB.net, I can use the included convert function to convert my .net code to a C# code...