Yeah, sorry, but having had to try and work with 10,000 line Java classes, I still disagree. (And don't even get me started on some of the abomination .jsp files I've encountered!)
Maybe there's more whitespace and boilerplate in Java, but it's just as possible for lazy programmers to not split their code into modules, or write horrible spaghetti code.
Object oriented languages also introduce an entire different class of potential problems too. Pointless interfaces and abstract classes, terrible sprawling inheritance hierarchies...
Oh, and I've also seen horrible walls of text written in PHP too! And JavaScript... and C#...
Maybe there's more whitespace and boilerplate in Java, but it's just as possible for lazy programmers to not split their code into modules, or write horrible spaghetti code.
Object oriented languages also introduce an entire different class of potential problems too. Pointless interfaces and abstract classes, terrible sprawling inheritance hierarchies...
Oh, and I've also seen horrible walls of text written in PHP too! And JavaScript... and C#...