why java is better then .net?

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why java is better then .net?..

Answer / praveen kumar

Java was developed by sun microsystem,where .net was
developed by microsoft.Java is platform independent where
as .net is platform dependent.In java source code is
converted to ByteCode by JVM while in .NET code id
converted to MSIL(Microsoft Intermediate Language Code)by
the CLR supported by .NET..when compare to java
and .net ,.net is easily understood when compare to java.

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why java is better then .net?..

Answer / mohankrishnareddy.n

1.JAVA is a platform independent where as .net is a
partial plarform dependent.ie jvm generates the Byte code
which is runnable on any flatform.
2.JAVA provides high security compared to .net

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why java is better then .net?..

Answer / pradeep g

As java is platform independence implements once run any
where,occupies less place on client machine

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why java is better then .net?..

Answer / gopi

Java is opensource software where as .net is not a opensourse.
Java platform independent,.net platform dependent.

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why java is better then .net?..

Answer / chandu

java is not purely platform independent
but .net is purely platform dependent
in the views of platform=os+cpu
and jvm generates different .class files

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