RE: Hello everyone
April 9, 2010 at 2:28 pm
(This post was last modified: April 9, 2010 at 2:36 pm by cppman.)
Absolutely.
As for why I don't like Java...
1. It is fully interpreted as opposed to being compiled JIT (like C#), which makes it slower (and uses more resources).
2. The syntax is terrible (camel-case method names and uncomfortable "imports"/packaging for people coming from C++).
3. No operator overloading.
4. Reference comparison as opposed to value comparison when using the string class and "==" operator.
5. No good IDE (in my opinion, which includes NetBeans).
6. I don't like original crap Sun pulled with Microsoft back when Microsoft developed a Java VM.
As for why I don't like Java...
1. It is fully interpreted as opposed to being compiled JIT (like C#), which makes it slower (and uses more resources).
2. The syntax is terrible (camel-case method names and uncomfortable "imports"/packaging for people coming from C++).
3. No operator overloading.
4. Reference comparison as opposed to value comparison when using the string class and "==" operator.
5. No good IDE (in my opinion, which includes NetBeans).
6. I don't like original crap Sun pulled with Microsoft back when Microsoft developed a Java VM.
