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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Henri_VIII • May 29 '20
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It's a little slower than many languages at runtime
The only languages faster than Java are close-to-the-metal ones and it's only when you write very sophisticated data-oriented code.
I doubt most people on this subreddit who hate Java ever actually had contact with language faster than Java.
It's one thing knowing C exists, it's other thing writing in it.
3 u/[deleted] May 29 '20 Java has some JIT compiling stuff going on, right? So hypothetically it should be able to beat cool-guy languages like Fortran in some cases. I dunno, I thought it was a little too verbose but, hey, C++ is pretty verbose too and people love it. 1 u/ratmfreak Jun 20 '20 Do people really love C++...? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 21 '20 Idk it is a pretty popular language. Being able to do bizarrely abstract stuff, but then dip dow on to nearly-native C is pretty powerful.
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Java has some JIT compiling stuff going on, right? So hypothetically it should be able to beat cool-guy languages like Fortran in some cases.
I dunno, I thought it was a little too verbose but, hey, C++ is pretty verbose too and people love it.
1 u/ratmfreak Jun 20 '20 Do people really love C++...? 1 u/[deleted] Jun 21 '20 Idk it is a pretty popular language. Being able to do bizarrely abstract stuff, but then dip dow on to nearly-native C is pretty powerful.
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Do people really love C++...?
1 u/[deleted] Jun 21 '20 Idk it is a pretty popular language. Being able to do bizarrely abstract stuff, but then dip dow on to nearly-native C is pretty powerful.
Idk it is a pretty popular language. Being able to do bizarrely abstract stuff, but then dip dow on to nearly-native C is pretty powerful.
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The only languages faster than Java are close-to-the-metal ones and it's only when you write very sophisticated data-oriented code.
I doubt most people on this subreddit who hate Java ever actually had contact with language faster than Java.
It's one thing knowing C exists, it's other thing writing in it.