What is the difference between java and .Net?
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.Net is a framework for which you compile a program, e.g. you could write a C++ or C# program and compile it to a .Net executable. As long as your Windows or Linux machine has a .Net runtime you can execute your compiled program. In this sense, .Net is both language and platform independent. Java is in many ways similar to .Net except that there is a single programming language (Java). .Net seems to have a much brighter development future than Java both for desktop and Web development via ASP.Net and Silverlight.
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