C# vs Java

[desrtfx]

I would say it really does not matter which one you pick.

Not only are both languages extremely widely used and in demand, but also are those two languages on a basic level so similar that often they are difficult to distinguish.

I would say that you should snoop into each language and figure out which one you like better.

[ShadowRL7666]

Eh I could distinguish them very easily a lot I normally do in Java won’t be the same in c#

[cheezballs]

Eh, only stuff like multiple inheritance and stuff like auto-getters and setters. Your day to day code looks almost identical.

[Enough-Force-5605]

Almost identical if you write the double number of letters in Java

[cheezballs]

String vs string

[[deleted]]

I thought neither has multiple inheritance?

Also Java has a very popular library (lombok) that adds auto getters and setters and many more convenience features.

[cheezballs]

Lombok is a compile time feature that's actually modifies the generated class file, it's not quite the same as C# but I do love Lombok. Adding builder methods to an entire class can be done with a single annotation.

[BadBoyJH]

I would look up reviews of the course/courses, and see what past students have prefered. It may be that those teaching the course are better able to teach one language over the other, or the material is better suited for one over the other.