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The problem with Java is that it is the most OOP language to ever exist, and OOP is an incoherent way to write production systems. Oh you've overridden a method
by howinteresting 3y ago
The problem with Java is that it is the most OOP language to ever exist, and OOP is an incoherent way to write production systems. Oh you've overridden a method in a subclass, ok. Who is responsible for calling whom? Which methods get to enforce invariants and which methods get to assume them? Documentation is an insufficient answer.