[Tutor] Sun says: Don't use Java, use Python!

[alan.gauld@bt.com]

> of the things that I do like about Java is that it forces the 
> programmer to split their code up into separate files 
> ....Each file contains its own public class.  

Thats one of the many things I dislike abut Java.
The unit of reuse is not the class but what Boochj calls the class 
*category* (a package in UML, except package can mean other things too)

A category is a group of coupled classes where they are all 
required to produce the reuse function. These categhories should 
ideally be implemented in a single file to make redistribution 
and configuration control easier. Javba breaks that model and 
thereby introduces major headaches in configuration management 
when categories get reused across projects.

However I won't say any more about Java today -  its bad for 
my bloodpressure!

Alan G