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The JavaLimit journal is about our observations and thoughts related to Java and software development. These observations include tips and tricks that we as a team have learned over the years, solutions to problems we have faced, and other concepts we have found interesting and useful.
Main features of java
Simplicity
Java has simple syntax, which is based on C++. Also, this programming language is easy to code and understand.
Object-Oriented
This feature means that while a developer codes with Java he or she can organize software as a combination of several objects like classes.
Platform Independent
Java compiler generates a unique bytecode that is delivered to the Java virtual machine, which resides in the random-access memory. This way, a code written in Java can run on any operating system (Linux, Microsoft Windows, etc.).
Multi-Threaded
It’s one of the strongest features of Java. It means developers can create multi-threaded programs (2 or more) that can work concurrently. There 2 main mechanisms of implementing a thread in Java – extending a thread class and introducing the running interface.
Architecture-Neutral
Java has neutral architecture because a compiler creates a bytecode that doesn’t interact with a particular computer architecture.
Robust
Java has a strong type checking mechanism that underlines time error and runtime checking processes. During a coding process, grammatical mistakes are highlighted, which reduces the number of errors in the final code.
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