Ah, yeah I always use ArrayList and I've never used arrays of generic types
I don't know about Java (never learned it), however would assume it may be the same as C# for this. In C# ArrayList causes boxing/unboxing which is much slower then using List<T> generic. So even for a list of integers you should never use ArrayList, and use List<int> list = new List<int>(); instead.
oh why do i need a panel? why do i need a frame? when i have a perfectly good window, who thought of all of this? not me, if I could design high level languages it would be easy you would just type in, 'give me some sort of funky ... program' and BAM, funky program.
oh why do i need a panel? why do i need a frame? when i have a perfectly good window, who thought of all of this? not me, if I could design high level languages it would be easy you would just type in, 'give me some sort of funky ... program' and BAM, funky program.
I'm a bit lost at what your trying to say... My preferred languages are C++, C# and Ruby. I don't like Java because I feel that C# gives me more. My statement above, in no way, says that I want a language that just does it for me. And if you think that is what C# is like, you are extremely mistaking.
Stop absorbing random bit of the language and start asking why certain things are the way they are. It'll start seeming a lot more logical but at the same time as tragic as a love story between old code and old developers.
???? can you explain, because your statement seems illogical to me. C# is a very logical language... I actually never heard of an illogical programming language though...