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Curiously, this approach is usually welcomed in corporate environments. Java and C# are on the same shelf in this regard. It limits creativity by leaving no doo
by mojuba 18y ago
Curiously, this approach is usually welcomed in corporate environments. Java and C# are on the same shelf in this regard. It limits creativity by leaving no doors for new ways of doing things. Certain class of programmers just can't bear when they are told what's right and what's wrong in programming.
- attack 18y agoJava, especially if you get into the OOP patterns fun, can present a million ways of doing things. Java is terrible about this.