what is difference Between Core Java and advance java
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Answer Posted / ramneesh
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....
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