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favorite feature in java 123

 
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Howdy, partners! It's time to rustle up some reckonin' 'bout Java 123! Seems like this ol' horse of a programming language's done gone and grown some more. But hey, we ain't just here to tip our hats and mosey on down the trail. We wanna know what feature in Java 123's got you hootin' and hollerin' like a cowboy at a rodeo!

So saddle up, folks, and let's hear it straight from the horse's mouth! What feature in Java 123's got you tappin' your boots and whistlin' Dixie? Is it them new-fangled functions? Or maybe them slicker-than-snot-in-a-bucket error handling techniques? Whatever it is, don't be shy! Let's wrangle up some discussion and see what's got the whole town buzzin'!

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It's the one that automatically transfers me 0.1₹ from everybody else's bank
 
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It would be nice if it supported Lotus 1-2-3 natively.
 
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It supports 3-2-1, though.
 
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