Thanks & Regards,<br />Nijeesh.
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Originally posted by Sahir Shah:
Raj Koura,
Frankly speaking, its not worth it. Java is full of bugs and fundamental design flaws. I would recommend taking the C# path.
C# is not like other Microsoft products, it is a totally
different breed. Simply for the reason that it has got Anders Hejlsberg behind it (the chief architect of Turbo Pascal and Delphi). It also depends on if Sun will be able to get its act together.
Cheers
Udayan Naik<BR>Sun Certified Programmer for the Java 2 Platform
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Originally posted by Sahir Shah:
Ray,
Take a look at this (its right next door)
http://www.javaranch.com/ubb/Forum24/HTML/005560.html
There is plenty more where that came from. All related to fundamental flaws in the language. Another notable one is the calling of polymethods in constructors problem. You show me a couple of such flaws (they must be fundamental language design flaws not bugs related to the misbehaviour of components/classes in the framework library ) in C# and it will be my turn to blush.
Cheers.
Sahir
[This message has been edited by Sahir Shah (edited November 15, 2000).]
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