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[Cprogramming]

Hey guys :P,
I want to know which language is more popular in the world , so .. are you using JAVA or C#?
Please vote in poll :)

* please change the topic title to "Witch language is more using JAVA or C#?" thank ..

Edited by Cprogramming, 03 October 2011 - 02:22 PM.

[WingedPanther]

Personally, I use far more java programs (usually open source) than .NET programs. Then again, I use Linux at home, so Java gets a distinct advantage. More importantly, in the job market, both languages have strong adherents, though which is dominant tends to depend on the local market.

[Vaielab]

I say c#... only because it's the one I know more. And I decided to learn it because of how easy it's was to create form, comparing to layout in java... but if I have a console software to make, I'll probably want to make it in java

[lethalwire]

Java is the most popular language in the world. :-P

[Cprogramming]

WingedPanther said:

Personally, I use far more java programs (usually open source) than .NET programs. Then again, I use Linux at home, so Java gets a distinct advantage. More importantly, in the job market, both languages have strong adherents, though which is dominant tends to depend on the local market.

Vaielab said:

I say c#... only because it's the one I know more. And I decided to learn it because of how easy it's was to create form, comparing to layout in java... but if I have a console software to make, I'll probably want to make it in java

Thanks ^^

lethalwire said:

Java is the most popular language in the world. :-P

Good to know! :)

[RhetoricalRuvim]

I don't know either of the languages; I do, however, have a C# book at home, which I started reading but then stopped, because of how biased the author was towards the language.

[WingedPanther]

RhetoricalRuvim said:

I don't know either of the languages; I do, however, have a C# book at home, which I started reading but then stopped, because of how biased the author was towards the language.

It seems like authors of Java and C# books are REALLY biased in favor of their languages. It gets funny when a Java writer talks about how great Java is while he's introducing the third set of redundant methods.

[John]

You guys might be interested in the TIOBE Index

[Vaielab]

Yeah PHP 4th place... not bad for a (mostly) web language!!

[RhetoricalRuvim]

Assembly is 19th place? What?

Well at least it's on that list at all.

[n8tr0n]

I am currently taking an Intro Programming class in college. Java is the required language. I've had some experience with C#. I prefer a Macintosh, so
C# probably won't get much use.