On the features level, C# 1 was definitely close to Java. Among the few differences they had, I'd highlight C#'s support for "unsafe" code (including pointers) and for delegates; and Java's …

Mar 17, 2025 · Below are some major differences between C# and Java: platform-independent APIs. C# supports operator overloading for multiple operators. Java does not support operator …

Apr 1, 2025 · C# and Java have several similarities and quite a few differences. The choice of the language between these two for application development will mostly boil down to platform …

Despite the name, C# is much, much, much closer to Java than to C++. Both C# and Java are actively evolving, and sometimes you have to look really closely to tell them apart: But not …

Answer C# and Java utilize a managed environment and intermediate compilation to streamline the compilation process. Unlike C and C++, which rely on separate compilation and direct …

Java allows the usage of native (C & C++) code, which is referred to as un-managed code in .net terminology through the use of JNI or Java native Interface, where .net achieves the same by …

Feb 22, 2011 · Java and C# (normally) don't compile down to machine code, they compile down to byte code. In the case of C# this byte code is executed by the CLR, in the case of Java it's …

Sep 8, 2010 · Practically the same as Java? C# source code gets compiled into CIL (Common Intermediate Language) code, which is still human readable. This code will be run by the CLR …

Oct 7, 2009 · I am having to port code from Java to C# (and soon the other way round) by copying and pasting and then editing compiler errors. (Please accept that this is necessary; I can …

Java and C# both use a similar class-based architecture. They rely on classes and objects to structure the code and define the behavior of the program. This object-oriented approach …