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Hello Every1, 1) Being a language that is closer to the hardware, C, is a much more powerful language than Java. As such, you can usually code the same algorithms in C more efficiently than in Java. Java is platform independent, so doing platform specific things isn't all that great in Java, where as C is probably the dominant platform specific language (though it still has the ability to be cross platform if used correctly). |
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