C# keywords VS Java keywords

Here is comparison between the keywords available in Java Language and C# Language:

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	goto
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	const
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	transient

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.