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Frankly I never even understood why would you want to write any performance-critical code and leave memory management to someone else. It's like it's bound to b
by gear54rus 12y ago
Frankly I never even understood why would you want to write any performance-critical code and leave memory management to someone else. It's like it's bound to be slower.
Yet Java becomes more and more popular everywhere, sadly. Used for anything and far from best for anything.
- Skinney 12y agoJava becomes more and more popular because the cases where you would benefit greatly from manual memory management, are getting fewer. It's also more easier to avoid mistakes in Java than C/C++, in my personal opinion. Rust could change this though.