Answer / neelam sharma

core java is a simple to use and learn
if we know how to use java then we can easily learn and understand ad java
2.java is stand alone
but ad java is server application
3. java does not support multithreading
but ad java support multithreading

Answer / anil singh

Core java is nothing but J2SE Where as Advanced Java is
nothing but J2EE. Even if you go to any training institution
they teach J2EE as advance JAVA .... ANIL SINGH

Answer / prabha

core java is a basic or fundament of java . but advanced java use all the advanced feature of java which make technology much better.

Answer / debasish sahoo

See the diffrence is that core java is the fundamental for
java that will be used in any java technology without this
no one can jump on any advance java technology.
Where as advance java is specialisation in some domain , as
someone in networking,web,DCOM,or data base handling.
And more over core java packages are always started with
java.lang..... where as advance java are always with
javax.servlet....

Answer / gireesh

CORE JAVA IS BASIC CONCEP WITH OUT KNOWING THE CORE JAVE WE
CAN NOT JUMP INTO THE ADVANCED JAVA IN ADVACED JAVA ALSO WE
ARE USING CORE JAVA COADING THERE IS NO SPECIAL CODING IN
ADV JAVA.IN ADVANCE JAVA THERE IS SOME INBULIT PACKAGES ARE
DEVELOPED IN THAT

Answer / gouthami

core java is used for client side applications
where as advanced java is used for server side applications. .

Answer / gini

this is only a naming convention.....the standard edition ie j2se is known as core java and the enterprise edition i.e. j2ee is known as the advanced java.So there is nothing wrong if someone uses these terms as well.Although the above mentioned differences like j2ee being for stand-alone and j2ee for enterprise applications(not only web applications)are also correct.

Answer / pankaj rautela

according me core-java is fundamental of java language.But Advance java is higher part of java language..
we can take a real life example..
such as: A child who take admission in primary.. and other is college student..
different is primary student only learn..according books(core-java) but college student to use his logic..(advance java).

Note: But both are important to learn java..
ex: such as a coin of 1 rupee, because one part of coin is useless without other part..

Answer / bhavesh padmani

According to my knowledge:-

Core Java Is Initially For Learning And Creating Desktop
Application,Core Java Does Not Able For Create Web-Application

Core Java Includes Applet And Swing for Create Application
Swing And Applet Also Known As Hot Java.

Advanced Java Is Generally Used For Create Web-Application
Advanced Java Includes SERVLET And JSP(Java Server Pages)

Answer / prathap

core java is basic java core java does not create webpaged
application, advanced java to support java servlet and
netbean its used to create a webpages

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