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Ignite is available for Java, .NET/C#, {cpp} and other programming languages. The Java version provides the richest API.
The .NET/C#, C++, Python, etc. languages may have limited functionality. To make the Ignite documentation intuitive for all application developers,
we adhere to the following conventions:
* The information provided in this documentation applies to all programming languages unless noted otherwise.
* Code samples for different languages are provided in different tabs as shown below. For example, if you are a .NET developer, click on the .NET tab in the code examples to see .NET specific code.
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[tabs]
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tab:XML[]
[source,text]
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This is a place where an example of XML configuration is provided.
Click on other tabs to view an equivalent programmatic configuration.
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tab:Java[]
[source,text]
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Code sample in Java. Click on other tabs to view the same example in other languages.
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tab:C#/.NET[]
[source,text]
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Code sample in .NET. Click on other tabs to view the same example in other languages.
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tab:C++[]
[source,text]
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Code sample in C++. Click on other tabs to view the same example in other languages.
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* If there is no tab for a specific language, this most likely means that the functionality is not supported in that language.