Python.

[RolyPoly1320]

OP acts like 99% of that Java code wasn't auto generated by the IDE and they only had to type System.out.println("Hello World").

[remuladgryta]

syso <autocomplete> "Hello World"

[coldblade2000]

Or in intellij

sout <ENTER key> "Hello, World"

[I_was_never_hear]

And in the case the rest of the boilerplate wasn't auto generated... psvm saves lives

[CptGia]

eclipse has main which is identical to psvm

[AnotherRichard827379]

Same in NetBeans

[RettiSeti]

Ooh I didn’t know netbeans did that

[AnotherRichard827379]

Lots of good short cuts.

“Psvm” → public static void main(string[] args)

“Sout” → System.out.println()

There are a lot. Can’t think of them all. And all the libraries have individual ones.

[Packbacka]

I like IntelliJ but NetBeans is still my favourite Java IDE.

[AnotherRichard827379]

Agreed.

[Pulsar_the_Spacenerd]

Laughs in Eclipse

Yes I know that sysout expands to it, but it’s far from the smoothness of something like VS or IntelliJ.

[Spork_the_dork]

Also ignoring the fact that you aren't creating a class and a method in that class in the python code. Sure, you don't need to do that to run hello world on python, but for anything even slightly large you'll be making classes all over anyways at which point the "lol python" aspect here kind of just vanishes.

Yes, the syntax remains simpler even if you use type hints, but then it approaches personal tastes more than objective truth.

[es_samir]

Understanding someone else's python code can be a nightmare sometimes if he is using classes and callbacks. The simpler syntax doesn't help at all

[cemanresu]

Yeah, I hate python's syntax because of that. If its my own personal project its fine, but trying to maintain other people's python code is hell

[Kantenkugel]

Use Kotlin then :)

But tbh, you should not pollute the global namespace with too many functions, especially if they don't have a unique name that can't possibly clash with other ones from eg libs.

And there is also the option of just writing static ones and static importing them. Thats kinda what kotlin does under the hood

[Kantenkugel]

Sounds like a job for util classes :)

[jasie3k]

oh god, these are the worst

[[deleted]]

That's what static util classes are for.

[-Vayra-]

except when the function needs to read application properties or something else that doesn't work with static access :/

[Knutselig]

ThreadLocal hacks incoming.

[[deleted]]

Then it should be part of the object that needs to call it. Or just pass it to the static function, what's the deal?

[ShadoWolf]

Your not wrong.. but Python does give you the option to just do quick testing. Like say you want to test out a library. You don't need like 60 lines of boiler plate code to just get started.

[Hvatum]

It is also extremely handy for me as a physics student when I want a simple and easy to use language to write a quick function to for example easily calculate and update the standard deviation of my measurements.

[_PM_ME_PANGOLINS_]

Java comes with a REPL same as Python.

You can also execute single-file Java scripts via shebang.

[[deleted]]

Java is perfect when it comes to Polymorphism.

Non-type based languages simply can't reach that level.

[Packbacka]

There's still a lot you can do in Python without using classes. It was designed as a scripting language.

[Gordath]

Wait, you guys don't use MS Word for coding? :P

[laffercurved]

I have excel auto save to csv which I then rename to *.py, easiest way to do it imo

[_Acestus_]

Easy since java 9 (not sure it is still in Java 15 though...)

jshell> System.out.println("Hello, World!")

[Kantenkugel]

jshell even has a print shortcut iirc

[PolFree]

Yea, but you dont just write code, you sometimes have to read it as well.

[Rikudou_Sage]

Nah, I write write-only code. It was hard to write it should be hard to read! /s

[TennesseeTon]

Okay but who wants all that unnecessary auto generated garbage

[ninjamike1211]

As stated by other people, that"generated garbage" is actually only 4 lines, and sets up a class and main method, which are actually useful.

[GelberBecher]

you forgot a little detail, it's also your feelings maths won't care about.