It also looks like object usage in other C-like languages. It will be easier to read and write for people coming from C, C#, and Java.
EDIT: I guess that's still ease of use, but in a different way than mentioned in the post. As far as I know there is no time difference when the code is actually running so there is only really differences in ease.
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TOP OF THREAD FULL DISCUSSIONIt also looks like object usage in other C-like languages. It will be easier to read and write for people coming from C, C#, and Java.
EDIT: I guess that's still ease of use, but in a different way than mentioned in the post. As far as I know there is no time difference when the code is actually running so there is only really differences in ease.
Woo! Definitely an advantage 👍 will add that to my notes 😊