.net or java

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  ms_cs

  Both are in demand.Java is best,and i was not implying that dot net is worst, 😉
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  Instead of simply saying what's good and what's bad, I think we should compare them with an engineer's mindset. That means, first define what are the parameters being considered for comparison? Without the parameters first fixed, its waste of time to compare these technologies based on "What people think".
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  techworm

  @big k
  I need to chose between the two....to learn ...which one should i go for...?
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  MaRo

  Java pros
  - PORTABLE.
  - Very much faster than .NET apps.
  - Free open source software.
  - Has a very large set of IDEs, compilers, server software that are free open source software.
  
  .NET pros
  - Gives a big idea of how Windows OS works
  - Works with several languages : C#, C++/CLI, ASP.NET, VB.NET
  - It supports C++/CLI let you wrap unmanaged code in managed code.
  - Not under Oracle's control.
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  Amrinder Kalsi

  Kaustubh Katdare

  Instead of simply saying what's good and what's bad, I think we should compare them with an engineer's mindset. That means, first define what are the parameters being considered for comparison? Without the parameters first fixed, its waste of time to compare these technologies based on "What people think".

  Hi sir,
  I am new to this site. I am seeking some help as I have just completed my core Java and I wants to become a professional Java developer. So my question is what next after core Java and please guide me some books as well.
  
  Thanks
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  DP Project Development

  hello,
  when you have complete your core java than move forward to Advanced Java , Don,t stop now.
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  Amrinder Kalsi

  DP Project Development

  hello,
  when you have complete your core java than move forward to Advanced Java , Don,t stop now.

  Please can you advise me some best books for advance Java using eclipse ide.