welcome to JAVA !!

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  1. professor Registered Member

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    HELLO JAVA MANIACS !!

    JAVA IS THE BEST PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE IN THE WORLD!
     
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  3. AntonK Technomage Registered Senior Member

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    For specific purposes...

    I don't think one could ever call something "THE BEST PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE IN THE WORLD!" without qualifying the statement a bit as to the purpose.

    -AntonK
     
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  5. professor Registered Member

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    JAVA IS THE BEST IN:
    - OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
    - MULTHITHREADING SUPPORT
    - SIMPLE BUT POWERFUL
    - MULTIPLATFORM ( RUN IN ANY PLATFORM / OPERATING SYSTEM )
    - HIGH SECURE

    AND HAVE WIDELY BEEN USED BY THOUSANDS OF SOFTWARE INDUSTRIES.
    VIVA JAVA !!
     
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  7. AntonK Technomage Registered Senior Member

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    Java is just one of many object oriented programming languages. It lacks some things that others have, such as multiple inheritance which can be a God sent in some cases.
    As far as multithreading support I agree, the model Sun created is a combination of models used through previous threading library models and it holds up over time. Simple yes...powerful, not really. Java lacks the ability to do any thing low level. It does however allow the programming to incorporate code they've already written and compiled in C for faster hardware access. Java also lacks simple things like unsigned variables. Unsigned variables would allow programms MUCH better support of encryption and other geometry techniques. Java also isn't truly multiplatform, it isn't even really a programming language so much as something inbetween a programmign language and a scripting language. The bytecode yes can be compiled and run anywhere, but the virtual machine must be ported to that operating system. And I'll give you three guess whether or not the java VM is actually written IN Java. As far as security goes, you are also right there. The security features on Java allow to easily create secure programs. Java has many MANY faults and is an excellent programming language when it's appropriate.

    -AntonK
     
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