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Static Tuples in java ?

coming from C# (sorry to offend you) where i am able make a method like this:
Tuple<string,int,int,bool> MyMethod(string name ,int accessLevel)
{
//do stuff
}
Tuple<string,int,int,bool> is static and i can alter the <string,int,int,bool> as much as i wish. the primary advantage of the "Tuples" thing is to avoid writing value objects , because with complex programs value objects can grow out of control and make changes to programs lengthy and time consuming adding insult to injury. if i am to write a value object i don't need tuples , a regular class will do.
what is the equivalent of (static) C# tuples in java? because i searched i couldn't find the term for that.
Answers
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docesam wrote: coming from C# (sorry to offend you) where i am able make a method like this: Tuple<string,int,int,bool> MyMethod(string name ,int accessLevel) { //do stuff } Tuple<string,int,int,bool> is static and i can alter the <string,int,int,bool> as much as i wish. the primary advantage of the "Tuples" thing is to avoid writing value objects , because with complex programs value objects can grow out of control and make changes to programs lengthy and time consuming adding insult to injury. if i am to write a value object i don't need tuples , a regular class will do. what is the equivalent of (static) C# tuples in java? because i searched i couldn't find the term for that.
There is no equivalent in Java for using a tuple for the return value.
This article shows how you might mimic that behaviour.
https://dzone.com/articles/whats-wrong-java-8-part-v
The first time a programmer is missing tuples is often when he feels the need to return multiple values from a method. As we all know, Java methods may take as many arguments as needed, but they can only return a single value.
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thank you for you answer.
do you know of any reason why this is not implemented ? because in a single day this feature alone can probably save millions of key presses , a few sane brains and a suicide.
B.S. :you are level 18 i am level 1 ,it seems like playing World of Warcraft !!