> Also maybe worth noting ... according to our guest speaker at
> our Feb. CFUG, C# is more or less Java, with just a few little
> picky details changed. I assume that means, if you know one, you
> know the other ... syntax-wise, anyway. Still, i would stick with
> Java.
I'm no expert when it comes to Java, C++ or C#, but I think your guest
speaker was wrong. From what I can tell, while C# provides a lot of
functionality analogous to Java, it's overall more similar to C++. In any
case, learning either Java or C# means not only learning the language
syntax, but learning the class libraries - and they're going to be quite
different.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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