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Platform library complexity

We present a suite of metrics that can be used to evaluate the complexity of a library of a software platform. We then use those metrics to evaluate parts of two major platforms — .NET and Java. Our findings indicate that each of the two platforms has its own strengths and weaknesses, and none of the two is clearly superior to the other.