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  1. Oct 3rd, 2002, 04:55 PM #1
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    i want to learn j++ 6.0 or J# .NET

    i want to learn j++ 6.0 or J# .NET any good tips or codes?
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  2. Oct 4th, 2002, 02:35 PM #2
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    Arrg. J++. Evil surrounds and consumes us all! Stay away. MS destroyed java with this useless piece of crap! Never heard of J#, so can't help you on that point.
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    J# is Java, but only in the context of the MS J# compiler, which compiles to .NET bytecode instead of Java bytecode.
    It's ridiculous really. C# has nearly the same syntax (replace all "import" by "using" and you're there), just a different library, yet MS needs to do a J# which is by no means different. (Don't know whether J# uses the .NET CLR or the Java class library, probably the CLR)
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    Don't learn J#. It's only a transitional language created to lure Java programmers into the .NET framework.
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