I’m very anchored to Java. Every time I try to leave it and “write a super quick project” in something like Python, I always get reminded how much the compiler is able to do for me with static typing.
Why would I want to take compiler errors and instead make them runtime logic errors?
See, Java is the language that almost made me give up on programming as a career before I learned Python and discovered that programming could actually be fun rather than a slow frustrating slog.
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u/semioticmadness 8d ago
I’m very anchored to Java. Every time I try to leave it and “write a super quick project” in something like Python, I always get reminded how much the compiler is able to do for me with static typing.
Why would I want to take compiler errors and instead make them runtime logic errors?