Sujet : Re: New VSI post on Youtube
De : bill.gunshannon (at) *nospam* gmail.com (bill)
Groupes : comp.os.vmsDate : 20. Aug 2024, 18:43:45
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On 8/20/2024 8:29 AM, Simon Clubley wrote:
I stopped working with Java almost a decade ago. (it coincided with
my retirement when I no longer had to do work for others!)
But, here goes....
At times, Java itself seems to "feel" like it has been designed by theorists
with little real-world experience.
What makes you think it wasn't? Kinda like Ada. The USAF came up
with an idea because they needed it for their jets. Others got
involved resulting in a product that no longer met their needs.
DOD mandated Ada usage. The USAF said no thank you and went back
to Jovial. :-)
All the classes-upon-classes when doing
I/O come to mind here.
And BTW, Java, is it .size() or .length() ??? Pick one and stick with it
when you design your classes. :-(
To me size and length are not the same thing. Strings have length.
Data types, pointers and the like have size. Anything trying to
make the two interchangeable is just wrong. :-)
bill