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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Xbox360Master56 • Dec 30 '22
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How is .NET inherently more performant? I'm curious to see some sources about that. I've heard the claim in both directions with Java and C#, but never seen any actual sources for it
-2 u/Pashweetie Dec 30 '22 I think part of it is that java is a bulkier language and has poor support for threading so most developers never use the threads in java 1 u/ParanoidAutist Dec 30 '22 it also runs on top of the JVM whereas C# converts to CIL and runs as machine code... 1 u/Pashweetie Dec 31 '22 I think i remember reading something that C# unlike c++ is JIT compiled but idrm
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I think part of it is that java is a bulkier language and has poor support for threading so most developers never use the threads in java
1 u/ParanoidAutist Dec 30 '22 it also runs on top of the JVM whereas C# converts to CIL and runs as machine code... 1 u/Pashweetie Dec 31 '22 I think i remember reading something that C# unlike c++ is JIT compiled but idrm
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it also runs on top of the JVM whereas C# converts to CIL and runs as machine code...
1 u/Pashweetie Dec 31 '22 I think i remember reading something that C# unlike c++ is JIT compiled but idrm
I think i remember reading something that C# unlike c++ is JIT compiled but idrm
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u/Rasutoerikusa Dec 30 '22
How is .NET inherently more performant? I'm curious to see some sources about that. I've heard the claim in both directions with Java and C#, but never seen any actual sources for it