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by robo_dev
What I've seen is much more call for Java for use in corporate web apps, e-commerce apps, and many mobile applications.
When most people say C#, they really mean C#.net, which tends to tether you to Microsoft platforms, by default.
http://www.25hoursaday.com/CsharpVsJava.html
Technically, there is not much diff between the two, so learn both.
didn't do at all, or well.
Threading and OO, being two stand outs.
If you are strong on them, then may be VB.Net might be an easier introduction to the MS, stuff. Be careful though, it's not as similar as MS would have you believe, but looks similar enough for you to make a complete arse of yourself. Once you picked up VB.Net, C# should be a breeze, or vice versa.
As to which, have a play with both, and check the 'local' job market.
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