C# is to HealthCare is what Java is to FinTech? [closed]

What I meant to ask in the title is While Java is dominant in the FinTech domain, is C# dominant in the HealthCare domain?? or is it just a myth ?? just curious ( Who am I ? : I have gone into a rigorous core java, sql, hibernate and springboot training from a software training/placement institute and somehow landed into a C# intern job and since my grades weren't good enough, I was not getting enough opportunities so I said yes to the C# intern job and as an intern the pay is not bad too, it's been my 1 week into this company as an intern and so far what I have observed is : This is some medical device consulting company they make software for the medical devices and also perform some regulatory tests 3 people work on the C based embedded project stm32, PICO, Arduino, UART stuff.. (I've heard them talking about this..) 1 girl works on C++ based QT project she makes this ventilator simulator stuff some sine waves stuff.. me and 1 girl work on this windows based tool which operates some medical surgical tool ) so the title itself is my first question my second question is : Did I make a right decision joining this company?? or after learning so much in java did I just waste my chances of becoming a good java developer?? and I am in no way telling Java > C# or C# > Java, I am mature enough to understand that language is just a medium, please don't drag me into that same old programming language debate

Jun 8, 2025 - 01:50

What I meant to ask in the title is

While Java is dominant in the FinTech domain, is C# dominant in the HealthCare domain?? or is it just a myth ?? just curious

( Who am I ? : I have gone into a rigorous core java, sql, hibernate and springboot training from a software training/placement institute and somehow landed into a C# intern job and since my grades weren't good enough, I was not getting enough opportunities so I said yes to the C# intern job and as an intern the pay is not bad too,

it's been my 1 week into this company as an intern and so far what I have observed is :

This is some medical device consulting company they make software for the medical devices and also perform some regulatory tests

3 people work on the C based embedded project stm32, PICO, Arduino, UART stuff.. (I've heard them talking about this..) 1 girl works on C++ based QT project she makes this ventilator simulator stuff some sine waves stuff.. me and 1 girl work on this windows based tool which operates some medical surgical tool )

so the title itself is my first question my second question is :

Did I make a right decision joining this company?? or after learning so much in java did I just waste my chances of becoming a good java developer??

and I am in no way telling Java > C# or C# > Java, I am mature enough to understand that language is just a medium, please don't drag me into that same old programming language debate