Reproduced in the terrible C #! 〉

After the introduction of C #, there was talk of saying that C # wanted to replace Java.
This statement is premature, need to see the development prospects of C #.
However, C # is really a very powerful fast development language.
1). If you don't include the pointer part, you can say that C # is more object-oriented than Java!
The basic types in C # are object-based, such as int, and when you define an int variable, you can access the members of the int type by using this variable. In fact, C # builds the corresponding classes for each of the basic types, such as int--> Int32, Int32 is a system-supplied class, and the base type int is mapped to a class Int32.
In Java you cannot find such built-in relationships. Java simply provides a tool class that operates on these basic types.
For example: Interger corresponds to int. But this is just a simple operation of the basic type of tool, int in Java is not object-based.
C # refers to most object-oriented languages and solves some of the drawbacks of existing object-oriented languages, and it can be said that C # greatly improves the technology and practicality of object-oriented languages.

2). C # Powerful features are unmatched in Java. It has the development of VB Fast and C + + powerful! Any VB and C + + can do, you can use C # simple to do! That is, under the Windows platform, C # is enough to replace VB and C + +. and C # is simpler than Java in object-oriented development! C # has improved language-oriented technology and ideas. A combination of module-oriented and object-oriented technology. Make users more convenient to use, faster! and provides very strong compatibility, you can use C # to invoke the vb,c/c++ program, COM, VBX ... is almost the total interface of all Microsoft products.

3). C # is the speed of Java can not be expected!
C # in order to cross the platform also used JIT, but not a simple transplant and apply the original JIT technology, but the development and promotion of JIT!

Since the touch of C #, Java has not been any attraction to me, almost no.

However, it is worrying that C # does not disclose the details of the language. You do not know C # on the Windows platform of the compilation format, also do not know the C # JIT specifications. So it's hard to develop your own cross-platform C # compiler.
In this way, C # is firmly in the hands of Microsoft. C # Update, you can only listen to the name of Microsoft. Who specified the standard is not terrible, terrible is the standard in whose hands! C # is scary, but more frightening is the platform behind C #. NET, C # is just a. NET for its Tim soil, solid dike spade just.
When. NET is doing its best, it is the most terrible time!