Programming Languages (CS302 2006S)
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Back to Java Generics. On to Types (1).
Held: Friday, March 17, 2006
Summary: Today we revisit Bruce Tate's thoughts on the successor to Java.
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Notes:
Overview:
dynamic languages
dynamic?
Some of my answers to Why read Beyond Java?
Yes, I have
others, too.
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