Turns out .NET can talk to Java with the right libraries, and isn't actually locked to a single language. Why does it still get hated on?
I learned today, that provided a few libraries, and some quirks - you can actually communicate between .net and your Java code. Now, this might sound stupid, but I also learned that .net does not restrict you to a single language. It sort of works as an API that may be accessed regardless of whether you are on C# or C++. This is a very noob-ish explanation - but you get what I am saying, right? Why do people still hate it again?
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