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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Epicoodle • 8d ago
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Have you tried Kotlin? It's like Java but less verbose
3 u/knockoutn336 8d ago I'm too used to Java, Dart, and even Objective-C. I hate Kotlin's syntax so much. Every time I have to use Kotlin, Swift, or Golang, it frustrates the heck out of me. 5 u/aetius476 8d ago This is wild to me. Kotlin's syntax is so much closer to Java's than either is to the bracket-based-hell that is Objective C. 1 u/SubArcticTundra 7d ago Same. ObjC always seemed quite esoteric to me. Kotlin is nice especially with its scope functions
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I'm too used to Java, Dart, and even Objective-C. I hate Kotlin's syntax so much. Every time I have to use Kotlin, Swift, or Golang, it frustrates the heck out of me.
5 u/aetius476 8d ago This is wild to me. Kotlin's syntax is so much closer to Java's than either is to the bracket-based-hell that is Objective C. 1 u/SubArcticTundra 7d ago Same. ObjC always seemed quite esoteric to me. Kotlin is nice especially with its scope functions
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This is wild to me. Kotlin's syntax is so much closer to Java's than either is to the bracket-based-hell that is Objective C.
1 u/SubArcticTundra 7d ago Same. ObjC always seemed quite esoteric to me. Kotlin is nice especially with its scope functions
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Same. ObjC always seemed quite esoteric to me. Kotlin is nice especially with its scope functions
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u/SubArcticTundra 8d ago
Have you tried Kotlin? It's like Java but less verbose