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coming back to Java, after some years of programming C# I have the same feeling. C# feels like Java done right. Many of Java's shortcomings can be masked with
by brusch64 12y ago
coming back to Java, after some years of programming C# I have the same feeling.
C# feels like Java done right. Many of Java's shortcomings can be masked with a great IDE (making setters and getters) nobrainers - but I prefer C#.
- dserodio 12y agoExcept for pass-by-value and pass-by-reference. Java's model of always passing a reference value makes the mental model around references so much simpler.
- brusch64 12y agoIt makes the model simpler, but I found this pretty cumbersome. I wanted to write a method returning two values (Boolean), so I had to return an array of Booleans. Out parameter seem easier for me (and more concise)
- jghn 12y agoI thought scala was java done right ;)
- V-2 12y agoWell - both, kind of :) Take a look at this presentation: http://www.slideshare.net/omervk/scala-for-c-developers http://www.slideshare.net/omervk/scala-for-c-developers It draws some parallels between C# and Scala.