<p>{mos_sb_discuss:34} <br /> <br /> Java is a lot like C, which makes it relatively easy for C programmers to learn. But there are a number of important differences between C and Java, such as the lack of a preprocessor, the use of 16-bit Unicode characters, and the exception handling mechanism. This article explains those differences, so that programmers who already know C can start programming in Java right away!&nbsp;</p> http://www.webdotdev.com/nvd Fri, 09 Jan 2009 16:21:32 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.2 <p>{mos_sb_discuss:34} <br /> <br /> Java is a lot like C, which makes it relatively easy for C programmers to learn. But there are a number of important differences between C and Java, such as the lack of a preprocessor, the use of 16-bit Unicode characters, and the exception handling mechanism. This article explains those differences, so that programmers who already know C can start programming in Java right away!&nbsp;</p>