They ' re both worth 4 , with the orange being worth a little more due to the certification . Pink are easier to trade off though . <| sep |> Witten holding the front of his jersey <| sep |> My tablet has been crashing at the start of battles since the update . <| sep |> Precisely , agnosticism is the rejection of assertion we may actually know the objective state of things . Atheism just asserts that god does not exist instead of asserting it exists . <| sep |> well yeah delta is a given , I was wondering about the ability to fetch green sources with the misty and catacombs . I just have a problem with building modern mana bases . <| sep |> I said I ' d rather have no Batman than have one <| sep |> Generally speaking , the majority of Language X is better than Language Y arguments you ' ll hear are pretty much rubbish . Especially coming from someone still in their undergrad studies who might not be basing their assertion based on a very finegrained and complex understanding of the design choices made when developing the languagescompilers and the history and reasons for them . Does Java allow you to perform the tasks you need performed ? Can you develop painlessly ? Do you have debuggers and other tools you need ? Documentation is available ? The application has sufficiently good performance for what it ' s intended to do ? If Java does all these things with respect to the task you assign to it , then Java is a fantastic tool for that task . If it only does some or almost none of the above , then it ' s probably poorlysuited . The same goes for C #, Python , Ruby on Rails , or any other language . Are there any objective argumentsproofs that show that C # is superior to Java ? No . There are probably dozens if not hundreds of different metrics you could compare the two by , and get different results for each one . If you compare a hammer to a screwdriver , you get very different results if you compare their suitability for turning screws , driving in nails , making music , longdistance throwing or usability as a makeshift weapon .