Rainer Deyke wrote:
The
struct/class split, on the other hand, introduces many more problems
that are harder to fix.
Again: what are those problems?

Syntactic ambiguity.  Confusion between an instance of a class and a
reference to that instance.

I was initially thrown by this when I started some Java programming. But it soon became clear this was an advantage, and I came to prefer it.

So I think this is a case of one's perspective, not an actual problem.

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