Java
A software platform for developing application software and deploying it in a cross-platform computing environment
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| + | Platform Independent | Write-once, run-anywhere capability across various platforms is achieved through bytecode that runs on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). |
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| + | Secured | Focus on security with features like sandboxing and bytecode verification |
| + | Robust | Strong type checking, exception handling, and garbage collection for stability |
| + | Object-Oriented | Everything is an object, simplifying development |
| + | Multithreaded | Enables concurrent execution for efficient use of resources |
| + | High Performance | Achieved through bytecode and Just-In-Time (JIT) compilation. |
| + | Enterprise-Level Choice | Popular choice for large-scale enterprise applications |
| - | Slower Execution Speed | Programs take longer to run compared to languages like C/C++ due to the overhead of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). |
| - | Memory Consumption | Since programs run on top of the JVM, they consume more memory. |
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Java, C++, C
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1996-01-23
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- Java Standard Edition (SE) Licensing: Oracle has required a commercial license for Java SE since January 2019, impacting developers.
- OpenJDK: A free, open-source alternative to Java SE, widely used by developers.
- OpenJDK is an open-source project maintained by Oracle, Red Hat, and the community, whereas Oracle JDK is closed-source, requires a paid license, and is maintained by Oracle. Source: OpenJDK vs Oracle JDK
- Jakarta EE: Successor to Java Enterprise Edition (EE), managed by the Eclipse Foundation, supporting enterprise applications.
- MicroProfile: Optimizes Java for microservices, offering compatibility with Jakarta EE and various cloud-native runtimes.