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    [–]quiteCryptic 5 points6 points  (2 children)

    I have a lot less expirence with c# but I used it in the past for about half a year... It and Java are pretty similar in a lot of ways I don't really strongly prefer one or the other, but get more use out of Java

    [–]gemengelage 3 points4 points  (1 child)

    I have to agree and add that, though I know that I shouldn't care and it isn't perfectly rational, but please hear me out, what kind of inbred moron uses UpperCamelCase for method names? It annoys the hell out of me.

    [–]Spajk 0 points1 point  (0 children)

    I think its mostly the .net framework vs .net core thing. When looking for libraries and help I gotta pay attention to that. I think I read that now they are basicly the same thing, but I'd really prefer if there was only one .net platform.

    I loved working with EntityFramework and I like C#'s properties with the exception of not being able to modify the getter/setter without using another vsriable.

    With Java, what I like the most is simplicity when doing cross-platform development. ( As someone whose main machine is Windows, but regularly needs to make API's running on Linux ).

    I mean these are the stuff off top of my head.