<b>(a)</b> int i = 10; System.out.println((new Integer(i)).hashCode()); // Use wrapper class <b>(b)</b> int i = 10; System.Console.WriteLine(i.GetHashCode()); // Conversion is implicit
Example 2: Value types. (a) in Java; (b) in C#.
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Microsoft describes C# ("C sharp") as a "simple, modern, object-oriented, and type-safe programming language derived from C and C++." That statement would apply equally well to Java. In fact, after comparing the two languages, it's obvious that prerelease descriptions of C# resemble Java more than C++. As Example 1 illustrates, the language features and syntax are similar. Example 1(a) is the canonical "Hello World" program in Java, while Example 1(b) is the program in C#.Related Reading
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