If you’re studying computer science you’ve probably already have completed a lot of programming homework, including Java, or it’s just around the corner. If you don’t, well, sure you’re also using Java codes in everyday life, not even having the faintest clue about that. Ok, let us start with some history.
Java was first introduced in 1995 year by the “Sun Microsystems” company. Java programming language is considered to be a c++ “child”. Its main advantage is that it does not “bind” itself to any operating system.
Java source code is translated to special byte code, translatable by a virtual machine on any operating system. Such languages are called cross-platform languages. Java is considered to be most popular because of it’s wide implementable and cross-platform supported. Continue reading