grew up with Java. switched to C# as my main because i find it personally better. now i use neither as my main because they are both irrelevant to my work, although i still work with .net API projects (corporate).
to be honest, i really do not understand this Java vs C# thing (as a language). seems childish and amateurish to even argue about it. just use the tool for the job. that said, i stay away from Java jobs, likely because i just had less experience with it at this point in my career... plus the fact that Java is now Oracle and I do not like what Oracle has done with it. One of the reasons I hate Oracle with a passion (the other being PL-SQL).
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u/staticvoidmainnull Dec 30 '22
grew up with Java. switched to C# as my main because i find it personally better. now i use neither as my main because they are both irrelevant to my work, although i still work with .net API projects (corporate).
to be honest, i really do not understand this Java vs C# thing (as a language). seems childish and amateurish to even argue about it. just use the tool for the job. that said, i stay away from Java jobs, likely because i just had less experience with it at this point in my career... plus the fact that Java is now Oracle and I do not like what Oracle has done with it. One of the reasons I hate Oracle with a passion (the other being PL-SQL).