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I'd rather write
instance = list[2] # python
rather than
MyClass instance = (MyClass)list.get(2); // Java
almost every time. And for introspection, I'd rather write
fun = anInstance.method
fun(3, "guido")
rather than
import java.lang.reflect.*;
Method fun = anInstance.getClass().getMethod("method", new Class[] {Integer, String)); // arf
fun.invoke(anInstance, new Object[] {new Integer(3), "guido"},);
every time! (from the JythonLanguage book "Jython Essentials": http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/jythoness ISBN: 0-596-00247-5 page 12)
And thank god they can interoperate. (See http://www.jython.org/docs/whatis.html") Er, thank Jim Hugunin and Guido. -- PaulTaney
And why not just do:
anInstance.method(3, "guido");
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