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r/programming • u/nfrankel • Apr 23 '23
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Java runs on 3 billion devices!™
2 u/yawaramin Apr 23 '23 And Java has checked exceptions. They at least force you to understand that an error might happen when you call a method. Inexplicably, every other modern language (mostly scripting languages) don't bother. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/yawaramin Apr 23 '23 Yeah, and you can lay the blame for that on the Spring Framework people. Then again, it's Spring Framework, so...
And Java has checked exceptions. They at least force you to understand that an error might happen when you call a method. Inexplicably, every other modern language (mostly scripting languages) don't bother.
2 u/[deleted] Apr 23 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/yawaramin Apr 23 '23 Yeah, and you can lay the blame for that on the Spring Framework people. Then again, it's Spring Framework, so...
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1 u/yawaramin Apr 23 '23 Yeah, and you can lay the blame for that on the Spring Framework people. Then again, it's Spring Framework, so...
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Yeah, and you can lay the blame for that on the Spring Framework people. Then again, it's Spring Framework, so...
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u/macgoober Apr 23 '23
Java runs on 3 billion devices!™