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Kamaal, do you work for either Amazon or Google? Neither company considers Java a legacy language. Do you know Google also builds applications in C++? Would you
by Delmania 13y ago
Kamaal, do you work for either Amazon or Google? Neither company considers Java a legacy language. Do you know Google also builds applications in C++? Would you consider that legacy? How about C? How about C#? Simply because it's old does not mean it's outdated. Java is hampered more because of how inflexible the people who define are than any particular feature.
- Xdes 13y agoThe difference is C, C++, and C# have continued to progress as languages (for better or worse). Java the language is stagnating. Language feature wise it's several years behind C# and C++. Meanwhile Scala is scooping up what Java is lacking.