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This is sort of like making fun of German for using long combinations of smaller words to denote a concept. Or making fun of medical jargon. (ha ha, you said
by parasubvert 11y ago
This is sort of like making fun of German for using long combinations of smaller words to denote a concept.
Or making fun of medical jargon. (ha ha, you said subdermal hematoma not bruise)
Once you know what the individual words mean, you can use them in different places, and know right away what the class does. Do you need to use 80% of these? No, but they're there, like parts in a car, in case you need to tinker.
- the8472 11y agoAnd it's not like anyone is typing these words out. IDEs have auto-completion for that purpose.
- therealdrag0 11y agoMoreover, in Eclipse you can do camel-case completion. So you can type "ACV" and get "AbstractCookieValueMethodArgumentResolver". (I'm not sure if other IDEs do this)
- bitmapbrother 11y agoI believe IntelliJ does this also, but Eclipse did it first.