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What is the difference between J# and C#

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I have been reading around about people using J#.

But my question is: What is the difference between J# and C#?

OK, my understanding of J# is like C# but in Java. Am I correct in that? Was J# before C#?

I hope someone can help me understand this better.

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Kevdog777 Avatar asked Dec 28 '22 17:12

Kevdog777


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C# is MS's ECMA standard langauge that borrows heavily from C/C++/Java (and a couple of concepts from Delphi).

J# is essentially a version of J++ for the .NET platform. It accepts the Java-esque language that J++ did but produces .NET code rather than Java bytecodes.

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Neil Knight Avatar answered Jan 12 '23 22:01

Neil Knight