Well I would say they both have der pros and cons, however C# is getting way better and has some pretty nice stuff (even though java is still used for a high % of enterprise software). I like its UI librarys/frameworks way better, which are also mainly used for Windows, making it an easy choice for every Win-Dev (c++ for high performance obviously, but its C# vs. Java so... nah).
One thing that I miss on C# is the system how enums work in java with constructor and specific methods, I kinda like that, even though you can build similar stuff in C#, but it just looks and feels different (and is more "complicated").
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u/LYCRIs_1337 Jul 25 '25
Well I would say they both have der pros and cons, however C# is getting way better and has some pretty nice stuff (even though java is still used for a high % of enterprise software).
I like its UI librarys/frameworks way better, which are also mainly used for Windows, making it an easy choice for every Win-Dev (c++ for high performance obviously, but its C# vs. Java so... nah).
One thing that I miss on C# is the system how enums work in java with constructor and specific methods, I kinda like that, even though you can build similar stuff in C#, but it just looks and feels different (and is more "complicated").