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Contribution to Book
B. A Java Dialectic
School of Computer Science & Engineering Faculty Publications
Document Type
Book Chapter
Publication Date
1-1-2000
Disciplines
Abstract
Many books often gush over Java. People want to know, before they learn a language, what the drawbacks are for a language. They want to know what the strenghs are. After all, a computer language is just a tool. We shape our tools, and there after, our tools shape us! This chapter contains a dialog between three Java instructors. The participants are, Professors Good, Bad and Ugly. Professor Good is a strong proponent of Java. Professor Bad is a strong opponent of Java. Professor Ugly has been leaning toward the asthetic analysis of the language, particularly with an eye toward teaching.
Citation Information
Lyon, D., & Grodzinsky, F. (2000). B. A Java Dialectic [publisher unknown].