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This is maybe slightly off-topic but one reason I prefer Java to C# when it comes to reading code outside an IDE is that it forces you to explicitly declare whe
by o_nate 7y ago
This is maybe slightly off-topic but one reason I prefer Java to C# when it comes to reading code outside an IDE is that it forces you to explicitly declare where every external class is being imported from, which makes it much easier to go looking for the definition if you need it, when you don't have access to the IDE's right-click "Go to Definition".