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Dare Obasanjo vient de mettre à jour son article comparant C# et Java.

On me pose régulièrement la question : "Lequel de C# et Java est le plus performant, le plus utile, le plus facile, etc. ?". Et vous ? Qu'en pensez-vous ?

Les conclusions de Dare Obasanjo : "As predicted in the original conclusion to this paper, a number of features have become common across both C# and Java since 2001. These features include generics, foreach loops, enumerations, boxing, variable length parameter lists and metadata annotations. However after years of convergence it seems that C# and Java are about to go in radically different directions. The current plans for C# 3.0 are highlighted in the Language Integrated Query (LINQ) Project which encompasses integrating a number of data oriented features including query, set operations, transformations and type inferencing directly into the C# language. In combination with some of C#'s existing features like anonymous methods and nullable types, the differences between C# and Java will become more stark over the next few years in contrast to the feature convergence that has been happening over the past few years."

Vous trouverez ci-dessous quelques liens pour étayer votre réflexion :

Lien vers l'article de Dare Obasanjo
Lien vers l'article de BentUser sur les performances de .Net 2.0 vs Java 1.5
Lien vers un article avec les même morceaux de code écrits en Java et en C#
Lien MSDN sur le sujet "Competitive Reports and Evidence: Comparing .NET to J2EE"