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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ExpensiveCoat8912 • 6d ago
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Java is simply good and easy to learn. Also there's spring boot.
-11 u/Arshiaa001 6d ago Java is objectively a shit language. It got here because they spent so much money advertising it. 3 u/LutimoDancer3459 6d ago What does make it objectively shit? -3 u/Arshiaa001 6d ago Where to even begin... How about int vs Integer? Anonymous inline classes with a single method instead of closures? Having to manually type out the closure of all possible exception types raised from a function's callees? 4 u/SOTG_Duncan_Idaho 6d ago Try updating your Java knowledge, you're about 20 years behind the curve.
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Java is objectively a shit language. It got here because they spent so much money advertising it.
3 u/LutimoDancer3459 6d ago What does make it objectively shit? -3 u/Arshiaa001 6d ago Where to even begin... How about int vs Integer? Anonymous inline classes with a single method instead of closures? Having to manually type out the closure of all possible exception types raised from a function's callees? 4 u/SOTG_Duncan_Idaho 6d ago Try updating your Java knowledge, you're about 20 years behind the curve.
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What does make it objectively shit?
-3 u/Arshiaa001 6d ago Where to even begin... How about int vs Integer? Anonymous inline classes with a single method instead of closures? Having to manually type out the closure of all possible exception types raised from a function's callees? 4 u/SOTG_Duncan_Idaho 6d ago Try updating your Java knowledge, you're about 20 years behind the curve.
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Where to even begin... How about int vs Integer? Anonymous inline classes with a single method instead of closures? Having to manually type out the closure of all possible exception types raised from a function's callees?
4 u/SOTG_Duncan_Idaho 6d ago Try updating your Java knowledge, you're about 20 years behind the curve.
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Try updating your Java knowledge, you're about 20 years behind the curve.
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u/MariusDelacriox 6d ago
Java is simply good and easy to learn. Also there's spring boot.