Two Opposite Trends in Java Programming: Which Should You Go With?
March 24th, 2010
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Java is a static typing language, meaning you have to define a type before you can use it and the compiler checks the types for you. Some people like the static typing and others don’t. People like it would like even more into the language. Some others would prefer less typing. The rest don’t have strong opinions and are OK with both.
In the last several years, we actually see two opposite trends in Java programming: stronger typing and weaker typing. This blog analyzes in depth why these two trends happened and what do they mean for you.
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