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Actually, for the most part I don't like implicit. But I also like encapsulation and polymorphism and you can't have those things if you are exposing implement
by wvenable 8y ago
Actually, for the most part I don't like implicit. But I also like encapsulation and polymorphism and you can't have those things if you are exposing implementation details all over the place.
The other thing I don't like is pointless boilerplate code.
But I do like strongly-typed languages and originally I thought I'd like checked exceptions before realizing just how wrong that concept is. It's not hard to see the parallels between checked exceptions and error returns.
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