Category: Java

I've been working quite a lot in Java. Although this is part of the university course, we actually have some QAs we need to satisfy, and so the quality of the code matters. Most modern languages are Turing Complete, so it is rarely about what you can do, but rather how you can do it.

I've been working quite a lot in Java. Although this is part of the university course, we actually have some QAs we need to satisfy, and so the quality of the code matters. Most modern languages are Turing Complete, so it is rarely about what you can do, but rather how you can do it.

Simple things should be simple, complex things should be possible. Alan Kay I've been working quite a lot in Java. As part of the university course, we work with BT's people and 'bring meaningful innovation'. Because of university policies, we have to work in Java. Every now and again (more often than not actually), I

Recently, I've been playing around with SQL strings (yes, I know outdated a little). They can very lengthy at times. So how can Java help us? It can't:

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I've been working quite a lot in Java. Although this is part of the university course, we actually have some QAs we need to satisfy, and so the quality of the code matters. Most modern languages are Turing Complete, so it is rarely about what you can do, but rather how you can do it.

I've been working quite a lot in Java. Although this is part of the university course, we actually have some QAs we need to satisfy, and so the quality of the code matters. Every now and again (more often than not actually), I came across painfully annoying constructs which make the code that much harder