So .Net was released for Linux. What is the point of using Java anymore?
So .Net was released for Linux. What is the point of using Java anymore?
Tyler Baker
Logan Morris
oracle support
Samuel Murphy
No point whatsoever
Hopefully this move isn't too late for MS, they are doing a lot of retarded moves lately
Owen Garcia
kek
Bentley Jackson
java already being established, supported and integrated
Evan Cruz
Good. Hopefully we'll have net soon for android aswell. Java is shit
Cameron Myers
c# and java is the same thing
Isaiah Stewart
said the guy who never ever saw and or did any benchmark or compared prices for licenses...
Carson Wilson
Total reserved keyword for each language:
C
- 32 keywords
- close to zero overhead, keywords are either describing datatype or compiler hints.
Java
- 50 keywords
- medium bloat, other than basic datatype, need to support for access type, object inheritance and exceptions.
C#
- over 100+ keywords, not bothering to count.
- expect another new keywords in future C# version.
Tyler Hughes
>comparing the usefulness of a library and a language
>implying that one is better than the other
excuse me could you not?
Colton Cox
Isn't Java faster than C#? I think garbage collection is supposed to be better too, right? Has that changed?
Henry Wilson
benchmarksgame.alioth.debian.org
Yes, java are faster but some people confusingly mix java with dalvik.
Dalvik are slower than java or c#.
Owen Peterson
Xamarin bruhh
Ian Garcia
woah now pajeet, lets not confuse languages with runtimes/compilers.
Christopher Ramirez
Java the language on java the platform are faster than c# on mono.
Dalvik/Android runtime are slower than java runtime environment and c# on mono.
Satisfied ?
Cooper White
What I was really referring to was
>java is faster
java is a language, it can't be "faster" unless you mean the time it takes to write it. only an implementation can be faster than another.
>satisfied?
no. by "java the platform" and "java runtime environment" I presume you mean the Oracle JDK/JVM? because then, yes.
Liam Anderson
>any year
>not using glorious c++
I bet you perform all of your calculations at runtime you sick fuck
John Kelly
Java the platform
en.wikipedia.org
>The Java platform is a suite of programs that facilitate developing and running programs written in the Java programming language. A Java platform will include an execution engine (called a virtual machine), a compiler and a set of libraries; there may also be additional servers and alternative libraries that depend on the requirements. Java is not specific to any processor or operating system as Java platforms have been implemented for a wide variety of hardware and operating systems with a view to enable Java programs to run identically on all of them.
Elijah Mitchell
>only an implementation can be faster than another
Ok, you can view the source code for each benchmark case.
Sure you can write suck code and make it slower, but the code is there to dispute.
But atleast on this benchmark, java code run faster than c# code.
Eli Morgan
>A Java platform will include an execution engine (called a virtual machine), a compiler and a set of libraries; there may also be additional servers and alternative libraries that depend on the requirements.
You proved my point. "A java platform..." E.g. there is more than one.
Zachary Wright
I'm not talking about the implementation of the algorithm, I'm talking about the implementation of the language. E.g. GCC vs Clang or Mono vs Microsoft C# (whatever the fuck the actual compiler is called)
Camden Nelson
technically you're right, but in practice if binaries made from language A are faster than those made from language B then it's generally said that A is faster than B
Caleb Carter
Julian Ramirez
>So .Net was released for Linux
When?
Jayden Thomas
github.com
Source code for .NET core was released a while back user.
Lucas Rivera
>over 100+ keywords
completely false
msdn.microsoft.com
>not bothering to count.
You know, this why you keep using C, because you insist in adding when you can multiply.
Jayden Murphy
not samefag, but I count over 100 keywords in those tables
Jeremiah Thomas
Do you even read what you link at ?
See subsection for each titles.
Some are duplicates, but many are not listed on front page.
Ayden Lewis
Sux dick (You)
Adrian Peterson
So was Delphi, COBOL, BASIC. Where are they now?
Charles Ward
Thanks, I wasn't aware.
What are differences between .NET core and .NET for Windows?
Tyler Ward
I counted 105 keywords, including the 26 contextual keywords.
Jace Wright
no GUI
Noah Myers
This .
Unless you also count LINQ keywords like , it'll be more.