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Answer / sarika
Java is a high-level, object-oriented programming language
developed by Sun Microsystems. It is similar to C++, but
has been simplified to eliminate language features that
cause common programming errors. Java is a general purpose
programming language with a number of features that make
the language well suited for use on the Web.
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Answer / ranjitha
java is object oriented programing language.java is plat
form independent.java is mainly used for web
applications.java does not use pointers why because it
provides security for any platform.
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Answer / dara sitaramayya
java is plotform independent.java is robust.java is
sequre.java is like as c++.
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Answer / devarathnam c,kotagudibanda(po
Hi...
JAVA is an object-oriented programming language.It support
sophisticated OOP'S concepts
like "Encapsulation", "Polymorphism" and "Inheritance".By
using java we can develop web-based applications,client-
server applications and distributed applications. Java is a
most suitable programming language for internet
technologies.The Sun's trade mark slogan is "WRITE ONECE
RUN ANYWARE", till now no programming is not achieving this
slogan, it is a platform independent and both compielet and
interpreted langauage.
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Answer / ravikiran
java is an object oriented programming language
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Answer / somasani
Java is an Object oriented programming language developed
by sun microsystems.java is platform independent and mostly
suitable fot internet applications.java is simple b/c its
syntaxes are derived from c and oop's concepts are derived
from c++.It is more secure b/c it does not support
pointers.It is usefull to develop clientside and
distributed applications.
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Answer / ershad md sk
JAVA is one of the OBJECT ORIENTED LANGUAGE Developed By
Sun microsystems...Mostly java is used Bcoz JAVA treats
everything as OBJECT's in problem space AND identifies as
its Business data and methods....java gives three key OOP's
concepts ...like Encapsulation,polymorhism & Inheritance
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java is one type of language through which you can achieve anything , i mean to say here recent version of java supports certain feature through which you can do anything why because you can implement c features in java ,so , c is known as robust language and nothing can not be done by this c except data security which is supported by java.
java is object oriented language but not oops concept,
because it supports oops concept but not fully because still it uses primitive type.And remember that oops concepts are only encapsulation , polymorphism, inheritance. And java is also an ocean . java is an abstract language. java is simple language i mean to say here which increases overhead that is not supported by java.
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