What is the difference between java and .Net?
Answer Posted / rohit jain
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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