Not a deal breaker, since Groovy is so loosely typed (which is not what I prefer), but why are Groovy Tuples not allowed?
It's only a point-of-curiousity. Not a complaint.
Not a deal breaker, since Groovy is so loosely typed (which is not what I prefer), but why are Groovy Tuples not allowed?
It's only a point-of-curiousity. Not a complaint.
Right, that's why it's not a deal breaker. Already doing that. Just curious why the limitation.
The default type for a map in Groovy is LinkedHashMap
, so there is rarely a reason to do this specifically...