C# From Java
by Rob Miles
2009
Number of pages: 24
Description:
These notes should help you convert a program from Java to C#. It is assumed that the reader is an experienced Java programmer. This is based on the author's original journey from Java to C#. If you want to find out what C# is all about you might find this text useful.
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