Sure, I can provide you with some technical details of the implementation difference between Java and C#. Here are some of the key difference:

• Java runs on the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) whereas C# is designed to be run on the Common Language Runtime (CLR).

• Java is a class-based Object Oriented language whereas C# is Object-Oriented, functional, strong typing, component-oriented.

•  Java doesn’t support for operator overloading whereas C# provides operator overloading for multiple operators.

• Java does not support pointers while C# supports pointer only in an unsafe mode.

•Java supports strictfp keyword which means its result for floating point numbers will be the same for various platforms. C# does not supports strictfp keyword which means it result of floating point numbers may not be guaranteed to be the same across all platforms.

• Java supports both checked and unchecked exceptions. C# does not support Unix-based checked exceptions.

There are many more differences between the two languages, but these are some of the major ones that affect their implementation. I hope this helps you understand them better.
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