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I also prefer C# to Java, but there are reasonable arguments for Java. While the language is inferior, the Java ecosystem is superior to .net, and this might be

• aleph_minus_one 2y ago
  > the Java ecosystem is superior to .net, and this might be more important. This depends a lot on what you want to do in your program. Of course, for example, for interacting with other Microsoft technologies, .net has a better ecosystem.
  • albertopv 2y ago
    And for non MS serious enterprise development Java ecosystem is way ahead.
  • smaudet 2y ago
    I also find binaries (at least on Windows, unsure of nix) are much easier to hook into than what I remember from Java (perhaps it has changed)... About as easy as Python, at least. Which, for MS, made a lot of sense, they wanted to hook win32 apis. Java doesnt care, as much...
    • neonsunset 2y ago
      Unix is trivial too unsafe { [DllImport("libc", EntryPoint = "write")] static extern nint Write(nint fd, byte* buf, nint length); var text = "Hello, World!"u8; fixed (byte* ptr = text) { Write(1, ptr, text.Length); } }
• AbuAssar 2y ago
  what about kotlin?