Many people very often compare the C# language and Java. They do it for a reason.
First, the languages appeared with a difference of 5 years, which is not very much.
Second, their syntax for writing code is very similar.
And thirdly, they roughly perform the same actions and work in related fields.
This similarity is not accidental. After its release, the Java language began to rapidly gain popularity. At the same time, Microsoft decided to take action and began to develop a language that would directly compete with Java. That language was just C#.
A comparison between the two languages is justified, although it’s almost impossible to say which is better. Despite their similar syntax and use cases, the languages do have some differences.
For example, writing programs for Windows is much more comfortable in C#. This is no wonder because Windows and C# were created by the same company. At the same time, the development of mobile applications for Android clearly refers only to the Java language. At the same time it is more convenient to develop games in C# because there is the Unity engine. And with the development of web sites everything is as complicated as possible. There are cool frameworks there and there and there you can make sites of any complexity.