> Countries should be forced to use their geographical TLD, including the US
I agree... check out RFC 2352 in which suggests that the US should use the TLD.us (The RFC also states that it is probably unfeasable). When we do run short of domain names (that are not as meaningless as the IP addresses they hide) people can't complain - it's been shouted about enough.
>Java doesn't have property-handlers (eg. write functions that are treated as member variables - > eg: a.setName("MyName") would become: a.Name = "MyName" - but it would still go through a > function. These are great for encapsulation. C# has it - Java doesn't.
They are great if you like to separate your local vars from your member vars with an _m or an m_:
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I agree... check out RFC 2352 in which suggests that the US should use the TLD .us
(The RFC also states that it is probably unfeasable). When we do run short of domain
names (that are not as meaningless as the IP addresses they hide) people can't
complain - it's been shouted about enough.
>Java doesn't have property-handlers (eg. write functions that are treated as member variables -
> eg: a.setName("MyName") would become: a.Name = "MyName" - but it would still go through a
> function. These are great for encapsulation. C# has it - Java doesn't.
They are great if you like to separate your local vars from your member vars with an _m or an m_:
setm_Name("MyName");
Looks nice eh? NOT.