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| J#
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| Definition
| Microsoft-supported .NET language. J# (J-Sharp) is the Microsoft implementation of the Java language. It is designed to faciliate the transition of Java language developers to the .NET Framework. Tools are available to aid in migrating existing Java and Microsoft J++ code to J#. Because J# compiles to MSIL and not to Java byte codes, J# applications are incompatible with the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). One could use Visual Studio .NET to write a J# application, then compile it using third-party Java tools.
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| See also
| J++, Java language, Java Language Conversion Assistant
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| This C# Online.NET definition is from the Glossary of .NET / C# Terms.
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