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How similar are Java, C #, and Python?

I know this is a kind of broad question, but any answer is appreciated.

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  • Require some form of execution on your system (JVM / .net / Python runtime)
  • All can probably be compiled into executable files without runtime (this is iffy and situational, none of them are designed to work this way).
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  • Everyone has certain areas where they are much more relevant than the other two.

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Java is good for those who are familiar with C / C ++ syntax and set their own way, like this syntax, and find it readable. Ruby and Python are for those who prefer Pascal or Smalltalk to C, like Lisp, etc.

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They are not like EVERYTHING. They all use different approaches to OOP, syntax, and static / dynamic typing.

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