Introduction to Error Prone: How to Catch Bugs at Compile Time

The Java compiler’s job is to check whether code follows the rules of the language. Trying to remove an element from a collection that can never contain it, or using the wrong letter in a date pattern, does not break those rules, so nothing stops the code from compiling. In short, any code that follows the rules compiles, even when it does not do... Weiterlesen: Introduction to Error Prone: How to Catch Bugs at Compile Time