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C# and Java have many similarities. As you learn C#, you can apply much of the knowledge you already have from programming in Java:

1. ***Similar syntax***: Both Java and C# are in the C family of languages. That similarity means you can already read and understand C#. There are some differences, but most of the syntax is the same as Java, and C. The curly braces and semicolons are familiar. The control statements like `if`, `else`, `switch` are the same. The looping statements of `for`, `while`, and `do`...`while` are same. The same keywords for `class`, `struct`, and `interface` are in both languages. The access modifiers from `public` to `private` are the same. Even many of the builtin types use the same keywords: `int`, `string`, and `double`.
1. ***Similar syntax***: Both Java and C# are in the C family of languages. That similarity means you can already read and understand C#. There are some differences, but most of the syntax is the same as Java, and C. The curly braces and semicolons are familiar. The control statements like `if`, `else`, `switch` are the same. The looping statements of `for`, `while`, and `do`...`while` are same. The same keywords for `class` and `interface` are in both languages. The access modifiers from `public` to `private` are the same. Even many of the builtin types use the same keywords: `int`, `string`, and `double`.
1. ***Object-oriented paradigm***: Both Java and C# are object-oriented languages. The concepts of polymorphism, abstraction, and encapsulation apply in both languages. Both added new constructs, but the core features are still relevant.
1. ***Strongly typed***: Both Java and C# are strongly typed languages. You declare the data type of variables, either explicitly or implicitly. The compiler enforces type safety. The compiler catches type-related errors in your code, before you run the code.
1. ***Cross-platform***: Both Java and C# are cross-platform. You can run your development tools on your favorite platform. Your application can run on multiple platforms. Your development platform isn't required to match your target platform.
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