Used to use eclipse for when working in spring framework but intellij has such rediculous support for it now, it's all anyone uses.

I should correct Jetbrains, not specifically intellij.

So let me explain why professors do this.

Unfortunately many professors stop learning when they become teachers or at least stop keeping up with the times.

Back in the day with Fortran if you made a mistake in your code when you compiled it, you'd have to wait forever until you could try again.

People would resort to hand writing code and checking it multiple times before inputting it into the computer.

Well we all know instead of hours or even days to compile most programs take a few seconds if that today.

In short, old habits die hard. And your professor, like mine, didn't just fall out of the stupid tree; he was drug the the dumbass forest.

I never understood the whole semicolon problem. Never in my life have I had it. Don't people use an IDE? If not, plz do it's 2017 and they're awesome now.

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In this case it was to clean up some dbs lol.

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