Today, it is difficult to imagine our everyday lives without our phones and our computers. Right from the moment, we are woken up by the alarm clocks on our phones to perhaps the music that lulls us to sleep, our phones remain our constant companion. When it comes to our entertainment or work, Google and its extended family and Microsoft Office and its different offshoots predominate.

We have the two kernel coding languages which run all these programs, Java and C## to thank for all these services. While Java in a class-based open-source scripting language that is responsible for most of Google and Android-based web applications, C## is object-oriented programming, developed by Microsoft for enriching the applications on all Windows platforms. So it wouldn’t be far fetched to say that these two languages give us modern global citizens constant company from morning till night.

So much so that Java and C## are frequently pitted against each other but needless to say, both languages have made complementary contributions towards making our lives easier and paving the path for future innovations. Although incubated for Windows platforms, C## is a cross-platform programming language that translates into C## being adapted to a wide variety of development projects. C## versatility and applicability enable a whole host of project ideas in C to be developed using C#. There are some inherent advantages attached to it.

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