Re: vb
From: Gerry O'Brien [MVP] (gkcomput_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 04/22/04
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Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2004 08:09:30 -0300
The companies that created them?
In what terms are you referring? Java and J#? Java and any .NET language?
Your subject says VB so I'll assume you want to know the difference between
Java and VB.NET?
1) Syntax - the languages use different language elements
2) Platforms - currently .NET runs only on the Windows platform, Java is
supposed to work on multiple platforms
3) OOP - both are fully compliant object oriented programming languages
4) Compiled Code - VB.NET compiles to MSIL (Intermediate Language), Java
compiles to Java byte code
5) Runtime - VB.NET and all other .NET languages use the Common Language
Runtime (CLR), Java uses Java Virtual Machines (JVM)
6) Best - .NET of course!! :-)
-- Gerry O'Brien Visual Developer .NET MVP Visual Basic "sankar" <sannkar> wrote in message news:BB18F7EE-6600-4B5A-B20D-5D19894E69CB@microsoft.com... > what is different between java and .NET
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