Keyword Jumble

There are a large number of syntactic similarities between Java and C#, similarly almost every Java keyword has a C# equivalent except for a few like transient, throws and strictfp. Below is a table of Java and C# keywords with the Java keywords in red while the equivalent C# keywords are in blue.

C# keyword	Java keyword	C# keyword	Java keyword	C# keyword	Java keyword	C# keyword	Java keyword
abstract	abstract	extern	native	operator	N/A	throw	throw
as	N/A	false	false	out	N/A	true	true
base	super	finally	finally	override	N/A	try	try
bool	boolean	fixed	N/A	params	...	typeof	N/A
break	break	float	float	partial	N/A	uint	N/A
byte	N/A	for	for	private	private	ulong	N/A
case	case	foreach	for	protected	N/A	unchecked	N/A
catch	catch	get	N/A	public	public	unsafe	N/A
char	char	goto	goto1	readonly	N/A	ushort	N/A
checked	N/A	if	if	ref	N/A	using	import
class	class	implicit	N/A	return	return	value	N/A
const	const1	in	N/A	sbyte	byte	virtual	N/A
continue	continue	int	int	sealed	final	void	void
decimal	N/A	interface	interface	set	N/A	volatile	volatile
default	default	internal	protected	short	short	where	extends
delegate	N/A	is	instanceof	sizeof	N/A	while	while
do	do	lock	synchronized	stackalloc	N/A	yield	N/A
double	double	long	long	static	static	:	extends
else	else	namespace	package	string	N/A	:	implements
enum	N/A	new	new	struct	N/A	N/A	strictfp
event	N/A	null	null	switch	switch	N/A	throws
explicit	N/A	object	N/A	this	this	N/A	transient2

NOTE: Although goto and const are Java language keywords they are unused in the Java language.
NOTE: The [NonSerialized] attribute in C# is equivalent to the transient keyword in Java.