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From The fifth decade of programming: J is for Java by Adam Zachary Wasserman
cri…rks, and 4GLs where you do not need to know because someone else has done most of the work for you. Java, much more so than the various C languages, is a language where mediocre programmers can use cargo cult programming to get programs up and running that seem to work at first, but that contain ticking time bombs created by the indiscriminate and uninformed copying and pasting of code.