Java to C# Converter

The tool accepts Java code and outputs equivalent C# code, enabling developers to evaluate migration viability and generate starter templates for new C# projects. Conceptually, translation occurs in stages: normalization of input code, semantic mapping of language constructs, and emission of idiomatic C# that preserves behavior. It targets common Java features such as classes, interfaces, generics, exceptions, streams, and lambdas, mapping them to idiomatic .NET equivalents. The system uses AST-informed rules and a curated mapping table to minimize semantic drift. It also supports optional presets for framework-specific patterns and library mappings to improve fidelity for typical enterprise codebases. Users benefit from consistent port patterns, transparent transformation logic, and the ability to audit translations against original code. Core differentiators include configurable rule sets, detailed diagnostics, per-file diffs, and export options for downstream review or CI integration. Typical use cases include porting a shared library, validating a port strategy before refactoring, and generating boilerplate C# templates that mirror Java structures.