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What a bad idea. They are ruining Java with all these "extensions"

I hear that there is a new enhanced version of C++ in the works as well.

Time to move to Python or Scala
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Me too, not a good idea. I hope Python is better, I don't have experience on Python but I know lots of developers use Python in server side developments.
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