Talk:Java (programming language): Difference between revisions

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:The article is of a technical nature, and it's assumed that the reader probably knows what an API is. If they don't, the search bar is always there. You don't have to hunt for the single hyperlinked instance of "Abe Lincoln" to go to the article. Links exist to connect related articles, not to entirely negate the need for someone to search. To that extreme, [[having]] [[every]] [[single]] [[thing]] [[in]] [[an]] [[article]] [[linked]] [[is]] [[not]] [[only]] [[excessive]], [[but]] [[also]] [[not]] [[useful]], [[as]] [[this]] [[example]] [[should]] [[hopefully]] [[prove]]. [[User:Saghetti|Saghetti]] ([[User talk:Saghetti|talk]]) 11:16, 6 June 2023 (UTC)

:0 3868263728726622 [[Special:Contributions/36.73.228.238|36.73.228.238]] ([[User talk:36.73.228.238|talk]]) 00:44, 18 July 2023 (UTC)

While reading the [[Java_(programming_language)#History|History]] section, this specific line caught my eye.