Advantages of Java Programming Language
Java is a high-level object-oriented programming language, influenced in various ways by C, C++, and Smalltalk, with ideas borrowed from other languages as well and was originally developed by James Gosling at Sun Micro-systems and released in 1995 as a core component of Sun Micro-systems Java platform. It is proven that Java is a versatile programming language which is used in mobile phone applications on the down ends as well as on the upper end, Java is used in highly performing servers and in the super computers.
Advantages of Java :
1. Java programming allows complex dynamic web applications.
2. Java is multi threaded programming language so is used in high performance applications.
3. As Java applets are platform independent, it can easily be accessed by software developers.
4. Users do not keep the fear for heavy license fees as Java is an open source language.
5. EJB (enterprise java beans) and RMI (Remote method Invocation) are the globally recognized Java architecture for distributed applications.
6. There is a wide variety of open source applications and middleware on the market that support the Java Enterprise Edition framework, including apache tomcat. Apache tomcat is considered as the most effective and widely used Java server solution for Java applications.
7. Automatic garbage collection is possible in Java applications.
8. As Java is a platform independent language, the codes which is written Java, can be run in different platforms.
9. Java is a highly secured, robust and portable programming language in nature.
10. In the database end, Java can use all kind of databases (free and paid) according to the client’s requirements.
11. DAO, CORBA, Hibernate are widely recognized Java architectures which supports internationalization (i18n) for business enterprise applications.
12. Java has the set of well-designed, intuitive and multi tasking APIs which help the Java programmers to do better coding without any hassle.
To conclude, the Java Platform is designed for running highly interactive, dynamic, and secure applets and applications on networked computer systems.
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