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Having worked with c# for the last year and a half I really like it more than java. But I do miss the way java deals with exceptions. Really helps when part of your team seems drunk while coding.
Also I really like intelliJ and the entire jetbrains company, but that's just an opinion.
- Cuberal
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There is a special place in hell for people who say "problem solved" and don't share the solution
- Panzerkampfwagyu
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there's only two kinds of comments in this world
//for loop to do things a lot of times. Link to c++ tutorial
for(int i = 0; i < x; i++) {// blah blah blah
and theres:
//app that does thing
void main() {
bunch_of_weird_stuff_happening_with_no_documentation();
}
- LavendarAmy
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He did this in his "Will youtube ever run out of urls" video too lol. Cheeky guy
- Mathern_
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I hope the programmers that have been driven away by Java for whatever reason have at least taken a look at the data structures it provides. You have linked lists, arrays, hash sets/maps, and binary search tree sets/maps, as are in many other languages. You also have data structures that have been optimized for use in concurrent applications including skip lists and copy on write arrays. There are many valuable concurrency abstractions that will let you tailor your application to perform well on multi-CPU machines, and they're provided in the standard library. The same cannot be said for many other languages.
- funkinaround
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