From Java to C#: A Developers Guide

abstract

abstract

assert ^[3]

-

Use the Debug.Assert static method in C# instead

boolean

bool

break

break

byte

sbyte

An sbyte is a signed 8-bit numeric simple type, while byte is an unsigned 8-bit numeric simple type in C# “ Java's primitive types are all signed

case

case

catch

catch

char

char

class

class

const*

const

This keyword is reserved in Java, but not used “ in C#, const is used to declare a constant

continue

continue

default

default

do

do

double

double

else

else

extends

-

In C#, : is used to denote class inheritance instead of using the extends keyword

native

extern

final

const / readonly

Java final variables are similar to C# constants and read-only variables , though there are differences between the latter two

finally

finally

float

float

for

for

goto ^[1]

goto

Java's goto keyword has no functionality although it is reserved “ C#'s goto keyword can be used to 'jump' to a labeled statement

if

if

implements

-

In C#, : is used to denote interface implementation instead of using the implements keyword

import

using

instanceof

is

int

int

interface

interface

long

long

native

extern

new

new

package

namespace

private

private

protected

protected

public

public

return

return

short

short

static

static

strictfp ^[2]

-

super

base

switch

switch

synchronized

lock

this

this

throw

throw

throws

-

All exceptions in C# are unchecked “ unchecked exceptions are automatically propagated backwards to the calling method if not handled without the need to specify the throws clause in the method prototype

transient

-

try

try

void

void

volatile

volatile

while

while