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oh please.

You have nothing to add from which you can personally speak, so just quit the ABM routine and stop with the flawed logic.

Java has had years to Lock people in, and as you know very well, it's hard to move to a new platform. Or your whining and complaining, ABM style is just a joke? You are a joke. .NET is vastly better than Java.

Your data doesn't reflect the time Java has been in the field. It doesn't account for how many people are already working with .NET and have been hired. I could take your data and say that it only shows nobody can find java devs but .NET devs are all over the place, hence less postings.

But the heart of the matter is java was there first by a long shot and many companies are STUCK with it. Does that make it better?

Based on your logic, Windows XP is the best OS on the planet going by volumes. (and it clearly is, much to your chagrin) So you lose. Come back when you can present some of your own real world experience. Anyone can dig up data and spin it into rhetoric, as is all you ever do. Sorry, you lose. Loser.

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