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Line 24: This article has the potential to be good, however at the moment it's nothing more than a load of biased waffle. I use both C# and Java extensively and have no bias towards one or the other, but this page definitely does. [[Special:Contributions/86.26.141.146\|86.26.141.146]] ([[User talk:86.26.141.146\|talk]]) 17:31, 1 January 2012 (UTC) :Once again (see below): this article compares two languages by listing their features and mentioning alternatives on he other side. Becaue C# has more features than Java, C# comes out as ... well, having more features. ItThere ~~does,~~is sono ~~that's~~bias ~~perfectly~~in ~~fine~~that whatsoever. Commenters like you keep coming here on how the article is 'biased towards' C#. I don't see any such bias. ~~Perhaps~~Please point it out. There ~~there~~definitely needs to be an opinion piece to explain to people using software that more features doesn't always equate better, but this article is not the place for that, I think. [[User:Rp\|Rp]] ([[User talk:Rp\|talk]]) 18:05, 3 January 2012 (UTC) == Value types ==

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