What's the different between xbox one minecraft and pc minecraft?

I was looking for a free download Minecraft I found it here;

Finally the full version is avaiable!
It's a very nice game.

Well, not much. Just minecraft for xbox does not have as much stuff you can make, and it does not have as much 'perks' as you could say. For instance, you can't make a minecraft server on xbox. If you don't know, a minecraft server is a world that all of your friends can get on. Currently, all you can do is open up a LAN world, so only the person who owns the world can open it up and people can only play on it when the person opens it up, and is on it. On pc, it is different. I could make a server and you could come on anytime you want. My pc wouldn't even have to be on. You could come anytime, and you can have more people on a pc server at once. On xbox, you can only have 8. On pc, it can practically be endless to the amount of people on it. Also, on minecraft pc, you can have mods. Mods are things that make minecraft different. Such as adding more animals, or crops, or furniture. There are also texture packs which make your blocks different. I know they have these on xbox, but you have to pay for them, while pc's are free and you can have a lot. You can also make skin changes to your person. They have skins on the xbox, but you can't make your own, and they have limited ones, which you have to pay for, and minecraft for pc is free with skins. The controls for computer are (in my opinion) a lot easier than an xbox remote. I feel you can react more quickly to mobs and such, and build faster. Also, i think that the quality is better on the pc than the xbox. Pc might be 27.00 US dollars, and xbox is around 20.00 US dollars, you get more of your moneys worth with pc. I have both, and they are both great versions, but xbox is a little more limited. Sorry for making this so long, there's probably a lot more differences, but you can figure those out yourself! A haha!

There are several, several differences between the two.

1. The PC version is several versions more advanced, with additional blocks and features.
2. In the XBOX version you have to pay separately for 'premium' skins and texture packs to alter the graphics, on the PC version they are free as long as you can find them. (And Google makes this trivial.)
3. You have to have an XBOX Live account to connect to Minecraft servers. The PC version does not require a fee, but it can be harder to locate servers.
4. The PC version can by modded, the XBOX version can't.

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Number four on this list is a big one for me, and the reason I will never own a counsel version of Minecraft.

There are hundreds, if not thousands, of mods for the PC version of Minecraft. Some of these mods are silly, like a gun that can shoot chickens. Some add complex machine blocks, like IC2. Some add entire new worlds you can explore without creating a new character, such as MystCraft. Some smooth out the interface or add an in-game wiki, such as Not Enough Items. And some make so many changes it changes Minecraft into a different game, such as Terra Firma Craft.

Mods are expansive and free, but they only exist for the PC version of Minecraft.

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Frankly the only reason I would buy a counsel version of Minecraft is if you have a lot of friends on the counsel version and you planned to play together regularly.

The PC version has horses and emeralds an a new boss but the Xbox version has only diamonds and not a lot… Also PC version is about 8 more bucks but is worth it. More updates, higher quality.

The PC version is more updated, whereas the Xbox version is currently an "old" version (it's still good, but it doesn't have as many things as the PC version does).

There's no difference. Both games have blocks.