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Capítulo 35. En la guerra de lenguajes, Java se mantiene firme
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Jennifer Reif
Todos elegimos nuestros favoritos y restamos importancia a otras opciones (colores, coches, equipos deportivos, etc.). La elección del lenguaje de programación no está exenta. Tanto si es con el que nos sentimos más cómodos como si es el que nos consiguió un trabajo, nos aferramos a esa elección.
Hoy nos centraremos en Java. Hay quejas y alabanzas perfectamente válidas sobre este lenguaje. Éstas son mis experiencias, y otros pueden ver las cosas de otra manera.
Mi historia con Java
En primer lugar, veamos la lente a través de la cual veo este lenguaje.
Mi introducción a las aplicaciones de programación fue en la universidad utilizando -espera- Java. Antes de eso, tuve un par de clases de introducción con HTML, Alice y Visual Basic. Ninguna de ellas estaba diseñada para sumergirse en estructuras de código complejas .
Así pues, Java fue mi primer contacto con la programación para entornos empresariales y procesos críticos. Desde entonces he tenido experiencia con muchos otros lenguajes, pero sigo volviendo a Java.
Diseño y antecedentes de Java
Java fue creado en 1995 con una sintaxis similar a C y siguiendo el principio WORA (escribir una vez, ejecutar en cualquier lugar). Su objetivo ...
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