move from Java to C#

[razor]

Is it simple or difficult?
I have a chance to start coding business applications in C#
(and totally move from Java to C# (and other MS technologies)
I've 4 years experience in Java (J2SE, J2EE, JSP/Servlets)

 

[sloan]

Going from java to c# is about the easier transition you can make.

You're probably better off than vb6 people going to c# (my opinion only).

If you're a good OO programmer, you'll make the transition fairly quickly.

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Is it simple or difficult?
I have a chance to start coding business applications in C#
(and totally move from Java to C# (and other MS technologies)
I've 4 years experience in Java (J2SE, J2EE, JSP/Servlets)

Learning C# is pretty easy - although you need to be careful about some
of the differences between C# and Java.

Learning the .NET framework is significantly harder, just because
there's so much of it.

 

[Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP]]

Learning C# is pretty easy - although you need to be careful about
some of the differences between C# and Java.

Learning the .NET framework is significantly harder, just because
there's so much of it.

Ain't that the truth!

....but if you know what you'd use from the Java library, you can probably
find an equivalent in the .NET framework with a little bit of searching.

-cd

 

[clintonG]

Hey razor, let's see how "sharp" you are. Just out of curiosity
approximately how many classes are in the J2EE framework?


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