@svpino It's a normal part of the human psyche. We tend to speak with extreme confidence about topics we're not experts on (because we're unaware of how much we truly don't know). These days, this is even more ingrained thanks to technologies that almost "every" human being has access to
@jjenkov Yeah... that happens to us because we commonly follow any trend with not too much thinking, until we found it's a won't go... this one took longer than expected and still ๐
@clcoding Seriously?, do you really need to make this kind of jokes? I've been using both platforms for the last 10 years and I'm so happy that I'll continue doing. BTW, didn't you hear that you can use IO.println() since Java 24?
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@RobertN97662673 @brunoborges Java doesn't follow other platforms features, Java follow its huge base of users requests and then do whatever the Java's Architects and Devs want.
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@svpino Neh! 80% of programmers have made their careers without touch a bit of Python. It's for newbies and popular bc its ML libraries, which BTW are made in C/C++ and that brings me to my last point, anything good in the Python world is made in another language... and I love Python too