Re: Why Java's math expression (power) is so inconvenient and error prone?

From: "Ingo Menger" <quetzalcotl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 31 Oct 2006 04:18:49 -0800

Lionel wrote:

If that is still too difficult I suggestion you learn about the
advantages of an Object-Oriented programming language.

One of them is to have no operator overloading? Come on. This has
nothing to do with OO or not OO.
BTW, do you write
new StringBuffer().append("foo").append(i).toString()
instead of
"foo" + i
?

.

References:
- Why Java's math expression (power) is so inconvenient and error prone?
  - From: Shawn
- Re: Why Java's math expression (power) is so inconvenient and error prone?
  - From: Lionel

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