There is none in either language.

There are many graphics packages (including one by Sun) that define their own numeric vector classes.

That said, if you are using XNA or some other library for your graphics, it almost certainly contains numeric vector classes. The same holds true for Java and 3D packages available in it.

: Clarify that these are numeric vectors, not the general container vector.

There is none.

To be fair Vector2 is not part of Java, either. There are many graphics packages (including one by Sun) that define their own numeric vector classes.

That said, if you are using XNA or some other library for your graphics, it almost certainly contains numeric vector classes.

: Clarify that these are numeric vectors, not the general container vector.

There is none.

To be fair Vector2 is not part of Java, either. There are many graphics packages (including one by Sun) that define their own Vector classes.

That said, if you are using XNA or some other library for your graphics, it almost certainly contains numeric vector classes.