Java
Introduction Java programming language is an object-oriented and procedural language. Java supports automatic memory management and dynamic compilation. The native language of Java is C and C++. Java programming language was first released by Sun Microsystems in 1995 by James A. Gosling. The first version of Java was introduced in 1995 and it was called ‘Oak’. The programming develops mobile and desktop applications, games, web servers, application servers, database connection and many more. The application built in java does not require a browser to execute. This program is useful for developing stand-alone applications. Java is platform-independent. It means a program written in one platform is able to execute any platforms. Java is useful in developing applets. Applets are useful in enhancing the user interface within that application. Applets provide GUI (Graphical User Interface) and object interaction to the users. Java applets run in the web browser with JVM. The source code compiled into JVM is bytecode. Java uses an interpreter which parse the bytecode and execute it to the computer. Features of java programming language Features of Java Simple and Secure Java is simple. Java does not include complex features. It uses a bytecode. Java compiler converts the Java code into byte code. The bytecode verifier filters the bytecode and checks the available bugs. This makes java secure. Object-oriented programming. Read the full article
