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It's how all Java collection interfaces work have worked since forever. They probably don't bother introducing new super-interfaces because Java code is never g
by dtech 4y ago
It's how all Java collection interfaces work have worked since forever. They probably don't bother introducing new super-interfaces because Java code is never going to migrate from List etc.
- kevincox 4y agoBut here we are, introducing new super-interfaces. Why not do it properly?
- masklinn 4y ago> It's how all Java collection interfaces work have worked since forever. And it’s been an issue since forever, and this is specifically introducing new super-interfaces, so why miss the opportunity again?
- pjmlp 4y agoBecause developers are lazy and most will never migrate unless forced to.
- dmitriid 4y ago1. It's been forever, and because of that: 2. People are never going to migrate from List, and so we: 3. Must do the same exact thing again and again, to ensure: 4. That people are never going to migrate from List