I love java. Java is the programming language of choice in my office. I’m the guy who likes to have an argument (even if it’s just with my coworkers) and I love to debate and disagree (with myself) with anyone who disagrees with me, but I won’t argue with you.
Java is one of those languages that you use for everything from web browsing to programming to graphics to database programming to game programming. So when your best friends say to you, “hey, I’ve been using java to do X” it’s hard to argue with that.
Sure. Java has taken on a life of its own, and that means a lot of things, but most of them can be boiled down to this: It is extremely powerful. It is the most powerful programming language in existence. In fact, it is the most powerful programming language of the last 30 years. Its strength is not in the power of its code, but rather in the fact that it makes it easy to use and deploy software.
Java was created to make writing software faster and easier. It is a relatively simple language, but one that can get complex very quickly. The reason is because it is written in C++, which has a very large library of algorithms and libraries. It also has its own compiler that compiles the code into machine code code, which is used by a lot of other types of programs.
Java has a bit of a reputation for being a bit slow, but it doesn’t take long to write a program in Java. It has a large developer community, which means that there are a lot of programmers out there who have the skills to write any program you want. If you don’t know how to program, you can also find someone who knows how to program.
The Java programming language is a huge part of the Java ecosystem.
Java, being a programming language, is also a very high-level language. Just like C/C++, Java is a high-level language. It has a lot of features from higher-level languages like C/C++, but also has its own set of features, like the class hierarchy. There is also a lot of functionality that is specific to Java that you cant find in other languages, like threads.
Java also has a high level API called JNI. This allows developers to create low level Java applications that can be used in higher level languages. A great example of this is Netbeans, a popular IDE, where you can write Java application code in the same way as you can C code. It allows you to create applications that are extremely high level and easy to extend.
java has this functionality built in, but it can only be accessed by applications that have a class called java.lang.Thread. When a Java application is extended to use java.lang.Thread, the application is called a Java Thread. It is this ability to create low level applications that makes Java the fastest growing programming language.
The ability to create low level, high level, and even high speed applications is a huge selling point for Java. It allows developers to create applications that are as fast as C or C++. Java also has the benefit of being the only language in the world that allows you to create classes that extend other classes. This means that you can be a class that extends the java.awt.Label class and have everything you need to create a UI in Java.