Re: How to develop without an IDE?
BGB wrote:
Arne Vajh=F8j wrote:
BGB wrote:
Arne Vajh=F8j wrote:
Java import and C include is not similar at any distance.
well, both are used to make use of a library,
Neither of them are used to make use of a library.
Java import allows you to reference classes without package name.
C include includes some source code from another file in the
compilation of current file.
this is what they do (or, how they work), but the issue is not what they=
do, but what purpose they are used for.
both also have a word starting with the same letter and appear near th=
e
top of a source file, and are vaguely similar looking, also sort of
making them "similar".
Clearly you are joking here.
C include can be anywhere in the file.
but is most often at the top (except maybe when writing headers or
similar, where near the bottom is also common).
"Most often" is stylistic; the discussion here is how the constructs are di=
ssimilar, and Java 'import' must be at the top, just as Arne said, and that=
is a difference. Your so-called counterargument is irrelevant as it does n=
ot countervail the difference.
They do both start with "i", but so does ice cream.
yes, but ice-cream is not a keyword in either language.
And "include" is not a keyword in Java. The comparison is both inaccurate =
and blazingly irrelevant. I know you are just jerking us around, but it's c=
ausing people to answer you seriously, BGB, so please stop.
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Lew