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== Contradictions Between Articles ==
 
There's a significant and obvious contradiction between the [[Comparison_of_C_Sharp_and_Java|C# vs Java article]] and the [[C_Sharp|main C# article]], specifically, about garbage-collection. The main article states, "A common misbelief is that they are garbage-collected, though they are not; they are true value-types and are stack allocated (with an exception for System.Object, and due to interning, System.String)." while this article begins, "As two modern garbage-collected runtime-compiled languages derived from C and C++, Java and C# are very similar."
 
I'm not familiar enough with the lanugage to fix this myself, but wanted to note it for others to take a look at.
 
Cross-posted to the main C# talk page.
 
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