Java.Net.URI and Android.Net.Uri are both classes that represent Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs). However, they differ in the following ways:
Packages: Java.Net.URI is part of the Java standard library, while Android.Net.Uri is part of the Android SDK.
Constructors: Java.Net.URI has three constructors, while Android.Net.Uri has several overloaded constructors that allow for more flexibility.
Parsing: Android.Net.Uri has built-in support for parsing URIs that reference Android app resources, whereas Java.Net.URI does not.
Methods: Android.Net.Uri has several additional methods that are specific to Android, such as getEncodedPath() and parseToUri(). Java.Net.URI does not have these methods.
Compatibility: Java.Net.URI is compatible with all Java platforms, while Android.Net.Uri is specific to the Android platform.
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