Please don't fan boy to the point of lying.
https://benhutchison.wordpress.com/2009/02/14/suns-rejection... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1973579/why-doesnt-java-...
J++, which was Microsoft's Java implementation in the 90's added a few language extensions that were clearly not Sun-approved, but driven by internal engineering feedback at MS. C# having struct and class keywords, allowing you to define your own value types, is clearly a result of that missing in Java, which still in 2025 has no such equivalent yet.
Also Java's then native code interop solution, JNI, was and still remains complete garbage, and it's flaws were a huge guide for Microsoft when they deveoped .NET and it's native interop equivalent, PI (platform invoke).
Thankfully, Java now have FFM [foreign function and memory APIs](https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/21/core/foreign-funct...) APIs (and also JNA which is community driven), which are much better than JNI.
You made 5 replies negative about C# in this comment section alone.
As they say, haters are fans too :)
Also why are you talking like cliquey high-school girl regarding a programming language. Complete with the emoji no less.
It's a tool, not a religion.
