As programming enhancements and sophistications gain popularity, many programming languages follow suit.

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Java is incorporating some of Rust's features, such as immutability and algebraic data types, which will strengthen Java's position as a popular programming language in the business world.

Java is becoming more like Rust, and I am here for it!

<p>Immutability and algebraic data types don’t make any language “more likely” to be rust.</p>


<p>Nice to see Java acquiring Immutability through Records. Been using Kotlin &amp; Swift for a couple of years and the ability to opt into mutability makes the code much easier to reason about.</p>
