Go strikes a really nice balance between verbosity and conciseness. Java, I feel, could be a little more concise... All the ByteArrayOutputStream outputStream = new ByteArrayOutputStream() is a bit much, but other parts, such as not having true "properties" (and rather fields), is actually nice in my eyes.
Some of the machines I use can't update to Java 9 since it broke backward-compatability with using Java internal libraries, esp if I want to use tools like jd-gui
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Go strikes a really nice balance between verbosity and conciseness. Java, I feel, could be a little more concise... All the
ByteArrayOutputStream outputStream = new ByteArrayOutputStream()is a bit much, but other parts, such as not having true "properties" (and rather fields), is actually nice in my eyes.You mean:
var outputStream = new ByteArrayOutputStream()
? :)
Some of the machines I use can't update to Java 9 since it broke backward-compatability with using Java internal libraries, esp if I want to use tools like jd-gui