Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! I noted the idea you mentioned, it will be on my list (possibly the next video on this channel). Stay tuned!
The first key difference doesn’t exist anymore, since JDK 17 copied Kotlin’s Data Classes as Java Records. The 3rd difference was also somewhat copied by JDK 21’s Virtual Threads. Either way, Kotlin wins since the good ideas were built into the language from the start. Great vid!
Why programming language is more complicated like this .human brain thinks and write codes...why it's not combined with artificial intelligence to predict the philosophy of the programmer by listening to his narrative about the program he wanted to make.😂
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Love your work! It's awesome! It'll be great to see a video about all collections in Java.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! I noted the idea you mentioned, it will be on my list (possibly the next video on this channel). Stay tuned!
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This video was very well done! Thank you! Really good!
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The first key difference doesn’t exist anymore, since JDK 17 copied Kotlin’s Data Classes as Java Records.
The 3rd difference was also somewhat copied by JDK 21’s Virtual Threads.
Either way, Kotlin wins since the good ideas were built into the language from the start. Great vid!
Hey everyone! Let me know in the comments below what do you think about this video!
Well done video, good job
Thank you! Stay tuned for more!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Quite interesting. I came here to learn more about Java but now I'm inclined to focus on Kotlin instead.
Kotlin is indeed a great language! You’re going to see videos on many topics around JVM development. Stay tuned!
Why programming language is more complicated like this .human brain thinks and write codes...why it's not combined with artificial intelligence to predict the philosophy of the programmer by listening to his narrative about the program he wanted to make.😂