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That's definitely true, but no functional language is going to help with that. Those are only farther from the metal. The only thing I think Java handicapped
by habosa 13y ago
That's definitely true, but no functional language is going to help with that. Those are only farther from the metal.
The only thing I think Java handicapped me with was understanding pass-by-reference or pass-by-value, but I figured it out when someone told me that Java is "pass by reference by value" meaning that in the method meth(Object obj) { ... } if you do obj.something() you are editing the original object, but obj = newObject won't change the original reference.
- dllthomas 13y agoI kind of think it's a problem (pedagogically) with Java's model specifically, not purely distance from the metal. I wouldn't be surprised if there were other high-level languages that caused similar trouble, but I also wouldn't be surprised if some did not.