Re: My considerations on C++ & Java

There are problems where C/C++ is the right tool.  There are problems where
Java is the right tool.  There are problems where neither is the right
tool.  It all depends on the task at hand...

Maybe that doesn't answer your question (was there a question in there
somewhere?), but in such a complex profession, you can't have a toolbox with
only one tool in it.


HTH.


On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 3:44 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> Hi all,
>
> These days I saw some talking about C++ , combined with my experience, I
> just want to raise one new subject to talk about C++ and Java. Maybe it is
> not just aimed to compare them.
>
> Firstly of all, I introduce my experience firstly. Maybe like most people
> did, my studying road is as following
>
> 1--- Studying C
> 2--- Then C++
> 3--- Java ,and love Java fininally
>
> I do not want to compare their difference from the syntax. Many papers had
> done this.
> What I really want to say is the feeling on using them. Of course different
> guys have different feeling.
>
> First, Java is easy to use. JDK has resolved so many common problems so
> that programmer can reuse them, avoiding starting from scratch, and save
> more time to stay together with their family and friends anyway.
>
> Secondly, Java is not only language, it is the sign of classes, currently
> we can saw two classes, java and C#. Many enterprises, vendors and
> programmers are depending on Java.
>
> Thirdly, JDK is good paradigm for OOD. If you are familar with Java , I
> think you had good sense of OO.  Software is absract, OO is successful idea
> for software. I think everyone should hug OO, and act or think with OO.
>
> Of course, Java can not replace C or C++ in some fields, i.e, real-time
> embedded system etc.
>
> My purpose is not to say Java is so good that it will replace C / C++ one
> day, I just list my simple and true experience feeling about Java.
>
> Welcome for comments , and so glad to hear your novel feeling.
>
> Thanks.
> Best Regards,
> Forrest
>
>