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Julia is designed with interactive use and REPL in mind. Java is designed with enterprise software written by large teams and IDEs in mind. The first one, among
by yakubin 5y ago
Julia is designed with interactive use and REPL in mind. Java is designed with enterprise software written by large teams and IDEs in mind. The first one, among other things, leads to valuing terseness. The seconds leads to valuing verbosity. I wouldn't want to deal with the usual Java boilerplate in an interactive session.