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Can you explain the difference

Is there any difference between .NET application and a Java application? If so what are they?
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Re: Can you explain the difference

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Is there any difference between .NET application and a Java application? If so what are they?
You are talking about totally different things.. are you looking for features or anything specific.. Please explain in detail what your question is
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Re: Can you explain the difference

hi

http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/j...8-j2eenet.html

this may help you to some extent!
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Re: Can you explain the difference

Hi,

U can refer this link also

http://www.adtmag.com/article.aspx?id=10993

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Re: Can you explain the difference

Hi,

Their are some diffrences is their b/w .NET app and java app

1. Java doesn't support pointers where as c# in .net support pointers
2. Java doesn't support operator overloading where as .net we can
3. It is possible to use the unmanaged(ex: Binary Code) code in .net it is not possible in java
4. JVM doesn't cache the code i mean (It convert the byte code into o/s native code for first request for subsequent requests it will do same thing like first time) but where as in .net compiler Just-in-time compiler cache the o/s native code.

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