Neither.
James Cook first landed in Botany Bay, and this is the site he recommended for colonisation.
James Cook (not yet a captain at that stage) named the bay south of where Sydney now stands Botany Bay. At that stage, Sydney did not exist. There was no settlement there. Later, Sydney developed on Port Jackson, which Cook named in 1770 after Judge Advocate of the Fleet.
James Cook was a lieutenant, not a captain, when he explored Australia's east coast.He did not land where Sydney now stands. He first landed in Botany Bay, some 8 km south of the entrance to Port Jackson (Sydney).
James Cook only ever came ashore at Botany Bay.
Mason Cook Darling died in 1866.
Mason Cook Darling was born in 1801.
Captain Cook claimed Australia for Great Britain in 1770
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Captain Cook was a ships' captain, not a cook.
Captain James Cook was English.
James Cook did not actually sail into Sydney Harbour. He sailed into Botany Bay, 8km south, originally naming it "Stingray Harbour".
Captain Cook's last name was Cook. His full name (after promotion) was Captain James Cook.
No. Captain Cook was from England.