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The fact that C# is included in the list of procedural programming languages but Java is omitted. It seems to me that the only support both languages have for procedural programming is made possible through the class construct, which is an inherently object oriented construct. While I'm not sure I want to start a war over whether this support is enough to consider the languages procedural, I would think that given their similarities, either both should be included or both should be omitted. For now, I've added Java, but I think this might warrant more discussion. [[User:Mrtrumbe|Taft]] 20:03, 3 March 2006 (UTC)
: [[User:PJTraill|PJTraill]] 17:53, 7 May 2006 (UTC) I've extracted both from the list, added a criterion for this, mentioned both there, left C++ in with minor changes to the comment.
:I do not think classes is inherently object oriented. What if I make a C# or Java -program consisting solely of static methods? Would you call that an object oriented program? It would essentially be like programming in C. Thus C# and Java supports procedual programming. [[User:195.7.30.16|195.7.30.16]] 14:10, 26 October 2007 (UTC)
== Comparison with object-oriented programming ==
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