That's not really true. C# and Java do look the same, but the use cases for them are totally and completely different. Java is a cross-platform language used

That's not really true. C# and Java do look the same, but the use cases for them are totally and completely different. Java is a cross-platform language used when you don't want to write code more than once for more than 1 platform. C# is a Windows-exclusive deal that gives you access to WFs and other Windows-centric things, including some low level shit that would be a pain to deal with otherwise. Despite the languages looking really similar, they don't fill the same slot.