Find a flaw

Find a flaw

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Find a flaw.

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*gets dabbed on by scripting languages*

LOL

protip: you can't.

it's a dumb smelly poolang, the entire foundation is broken
but beyond that: the lack of type inference (fixed in 10) and the type erased generics really suck

>Find a flaw
Oracle.

the censored manko obviously

>close your eyes
>point at anywhere in source code

>getting off to high definition pictures and videos of genitals
disgusting

Unironically this

byte is signed

The coffee would fall through the cup

>In java code stench is a language paradigm

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having to write a fuckton of null checks everywhere is the the one that particularly triggers me

its only appealing thing (applets) are gone now in favor of better things anyway

Name one Oracle product in a standard java stack that you would want to use over alternatives.
OpenJDK is also developed by IBM, Google, Red Hat, etc. so it doesn't count.

the "find a flaw" meme not getting your autobanned for a week is a seriously flaw desu.

This. Also makes it a shit tier language for APIs because you have to spam annotations everywhere if you want the generated API docs to know which fields can actually be null or not.
And no matter how fast the JVM becomes at cute little microbenchmarks it will always run idiomatic Java code like shit.

Oracle

Optional has been part of the standard library for 4 years now.

that's useless unless nulls are banned from everything everywhere

authoritarian freak

And yet every major app I use constantly crashes with NullPointerException.

Fucking Oracle. How do you manage to produce so much shitty apps using a language you're supposed to be so involved in?

Java is the holy grail of programming languages. People who don't understand the glory of it are incels and brainlets

That's the developers fault. Every NullPointerException can be avoided.

As for Java's down sides:

Null checks
Fields
Excessive annotations
Casting