Yes, there are some minor differences between C# and Java: C# does not have an equivalent to Java's nonstatic inner classes; Java does not treat events and delegates as first-class members of a type; C# has user-defined value types. Fine! But the list of commonalities is significantly lo...
Or take the inconsistency between comparison and equality: we can support several sorting orders via comparators, but we can only have one notion of equality via equals(). Why? This is painfully inconsistent, causes quite a bit of headache at times and will never be repaired, because it is ...
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@anon79262 - Binary is absolutely a computer language, even though it is not one that people often program in. Programming languages like C++ and Java are translated into a binary file when they are compiled. Basically, they go from a language that programmers can understand to a language tha...