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I’ve first learned Java in introduction to programming in 2001 and that’s what interfaces were for back then already.
by ido 2y ago
I’ve first learned Java in introduction to programming in 2001 and that’s what interfaces were for back then already.
- Viliam1234 2y agoInterface are more fundamental to Java than classes. Sadly, at the beginning, many people came to Java from C/C++, and they did the thing we used to call "writing C/C++ code in Java".
- nottorp 2y agoI'm late to the Java party, I first did anything serious in it in 2009-10 and it was Android not "traditional" Java. So no idea about early Java's history. The interfaces is the only thing i loved from it.
- Viliam1234 2y agoOne day I will write a Java project that won't contain a single "class" keyword (it will have interface, anonymous classes, and static methods), as a piece of art.