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Maybe. I think you need something with the syntactic flexibility to work well with different types of data. I would have to look closer at Clojure and Scala.
by smt88 5y ago
Maybe. I think you need something with the syntactic flexibility to work well with different types of data. I would have to look closer at Clojure and Scala.
- muzani 5y agoIt's almost exactly the same as Java, but much more compact. Java fans say Java has evolved to match Kotlin and they're probably right. But it's just faster to type ? instead of @Nullable.
- smt88 5y ago> Java fans say Java has evolved to match Kotlin and they're probably right. It definitely adopted a lot of the good things in Kotlin, but Kotlin doesn't have the problem of needing to maintain backward compatibility. Kotlin doesn't even natively have null, which (in my opinion) is the best thing about the language.