-_____- Hi, I'm xycos, and I've been working so far with Java. I'm quite skilled at it, if I may say so myself, but I'm looking to move to a different language, specifically one that has better support for OGRE, and is more complex. My main options here are C++, Python, or a .NET managed language (C# or Delphi, probably). I really don't want to have to switch to C++ if at all possible, because I'm not very good at teaching myself things, and I'd rather choose one that's closer to Java (the only language that computer science classes seem to teach, damnit!), with less of a possibility of screwing everything up. So I want to know... what's a good language to migrate to, preferably one that is well-documented and would be easy to learn, yet powerful enough for game development, and a "native" interface similar to Java's? Thanks, Best of wishes, xy

Great, that's exactly what I needed!

Are there (and I knwo it's probably been asked a million times before) any easy Java-to-C# tutorials. I googled it the other day and I got links to "converter" programs, but no tutorials specifically on the subject.

There are just a few differences between the 2. java has System.out.println while c# has Console.WriteLine. Just read a few basic c# tutorials and you should be able to pick out the differences.