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self, javascript (v8), java (hotspot; generics are latently monomorphised according to hotness; also see 'invokedynamic'), apl (apl\3000)

• AnimalMuppet 3y ago
  I don't think you can say that java "doesn't use type annotations".
  • tmtvl 3y ago
    Well, technically you do have the var keyword now. var x = MyAwesomeClassFactoryBeanTemplate.getBean().getFactoryInstance().createNewMyAwesomeClass(foo, bar);
    • kirankp89 3y ago
      I am not super familiar with Java but that syntax typically implies type inference, which is not the same as not needing type annotations.
      • bcrosby95 3y ago
        Not only is it type inference, it's limited to locally declared variables.