What is the difference between java and .Net?

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What is the difference between java and .Net?..

Answer / sivasubramanian.k

Java is both a programming language as well as a well
developed technology.It was found by Sun MicroSystems..
.Net is a framework found by Microsoft which supports
multiple languages like VC#,VC++,VisualBasic,Web related
applications such as ASP etc..In java source code is
converted to ByteCode by JVM while in .NET code id
converted to MSIL(Microsoft Intermediate Language Code)by
the CLR supported by .NET..

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What is the difference between java and .Net?..

Answer / naresh

Java is a single language shared by multiple platforms
nut .net is a framework for different languages but shared
by single platform

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What is the difference between java and .Net?..

Answer / sujana

Java is platform independent, only thing we need is jvm on
the platform which comes in all operating systems by
default,.net is also platform independent as it needs
only .net framework,but since m$ owns the copyright to
the .net framework api's,it becomes platform dependent.

Java uses a common language while in .net we can use many
languages and it generates a platform specific code

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What is the difference between java and .Net?..

Answer / b.chandana

Simply we can say that .net is framework where we can use
diff types of languages,where as java is a programming
language

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What is the difference between java and .Net?..

Answer / hiren

java has support to open source platform whilw .net has no
direct support for open source platform

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What is the difference between java and .Net?..

Answer / krishna

java has support to open source platform while .net has no
direct support for open source platform

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What is the difference between java and .Net?..

Answer / neeraja lakshmi

In .NET due to disconnected data access through ADO.NET,
has a high level performance against JDBC which requires
multiple roundtrips to the data base
And Now a days MS people are saying that .NET can support
more than 40 languages.Its Majaor advantage is the Visual
studio.Net which is highly efficient than anyother IDE..

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What is the difference between java and .Net?..

Answer / tarakesh

Dot Net Framework a rich set of Classes(or API) and
interfaces where as java has poor framework. One of the
best feature of Ado.Net is its disconnected architecture
where there is no need to have connection establishment
with the DB always.

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What is the difference between java and .Net?..

Answer / ritu gupta

java is a single language on multiple plateform but .net
can have diff languages on a sngle platform.

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What is the difference between java and .Net?..

Answer / dipak kanani

java is not provied mutilanguage but .net provied multi-
language

Is This Answer Correct ?    25 Yes 5 No

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