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The problem with language features is that people will actually use them. Much better for maintenance to have consistent code. Except for inner-classes, you alw
by tybris 17y ago
The problem with language features is that people will actually use them. Much better for maintenance to have consistent code. Except for inner-classes, you always know what to expect when opening a Java file. Java's not as elegant as Eiffel or some of the functional languages, but its simplicity has value.
(No, I program mostly in C#)