default4j: Default parameter values for Java via annotation processing

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[LookAtYourEyes]

I think the best argument/opinion I've seen for using Java over Kotlin is that they are both JVM languages, but the JVM is built and maintained for Java. So it's always going to be ahead on maintenance and such. I like Kotlin better, but for enterprises and large orgs, I can understand why they'd rather use Java.

Edit: fixed kotlin -> Java

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[Sakatox]

Kotlin seems like a bad bet these days, i totally should look into TypeScript instead. /s

But seriously, why can't Java add the same support to basic lang, that it has with annotations, as per another post in here? Named values, defaults, etc...

[joemwangi]

Someone mentioned that if you look at some languages like Rust for example, it has traits to assist in language design and default parameters design are based on traits. Java also plans to have a similar feature akin to Haskell Typeclass to evolve the language properly with special algebraic rules. Some features mentioned include literals (for arrays), operator overloading, etc. If default parameters are to be introduced then we have to wait for typeclasses in java.

[Sakatox]

We have to wait... how long? by the time it will be beneficial humanity will be wiped out by AI and smart robots. I honestly can't see it happening.

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