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Personally issue with it (besides the pointless noise of having to make a private constructor and such) is that you can't alias them like you can with actual na
by brianide 3y ago
Personally issue with it (besides the pointless noise of having to make a private constructor and such) is that you can't alias them like you can with actual namespaces/modules in most languages, which becomes a pain when eg. you need functions from both Apache's StringUtils and your own StringUtils in the same file.
- jayd16 3y agoAh, I suppose it can get wordy in Java. I'm more used to C# where you can alias the class name if need be.