April 2002
Intermediate to advanced
1024 pages
23h 26m
English
You might say that Java is a better language. You might want to train your key programming staff on just one language, and you want it to be the “best” language. If you present it like that, you are in for a religious battle. Programmers and software engineers tend to hold the key tool of their trade, the language, near and dear. Now is a good time to compare several features, showing how they are implemented using Java and a representative language from .NET, C#.
Java has two types: primitive types and classes. Primitive types are built into the language. They are types like Boolean, integers, floating-point numbers, and characters. Classes in Java are built and ultimately consist of primitive types. .NET and ...
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