Java doesn't support default parameter values primarily because it was designed with backward compatibility in mind. The language designers wanted to ensure that new versions of Java would not break existing Java code. Introducing default parameter values would require changes to the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and existing Java code, which could potentially break backward compatibility.
Additionally, Java has a strict type system, which requires all variables to be declared with a specific data type. Default parameter values would need to be compatible with this strict typing system, which could lead to potential issues with type inference and type coercion.
In this video, we'll discuss JavaScript about default parameter values. While JavaScript supports default parameter values, Java does not.
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