You should know C and C++
Of course not.
The original plan was to call the Java language "Oak", but it turned out there already was a programming language of that name, so they changed the name. Java is of course unrelated to this other "Oak" language, the one that had already reserved the name.
I took a Introduction to Java course last year. I had the same question when I started the class http://www.DevelopIntelligence.com/catalogue/java-training.php. But I learned that Java and .NET are both platforms that run applications. Both platforms use something known as a virtual machine. In the Java platform, the primary programming language use to write applications is called Java. In the .NET platform, the programming language choices include VB.NET, C++.NET, C#.NET. In other words, there is no "difference between the Java langage and the .net language" as there is no "net language". The Java language is most similar to the C# language in .NET. There are some technical differences, but in general they are about the same.
Java is an Object Oriented language not a procedural language
Yes!Visual Java plus plus and Java Builder is different from the Java language?
No. Java (a programming language), is not a prerequisite for learning how to use any mainstream operating system (such as Windows, Mac OS, or Linux).
We need to take Java courses because Java is a main stream subject for engineering courses in computers and information technology (IT). These courses mainly focus on building a basic idea and implementation of the language.
java is platform independent language and open source. java is object oriented language.
java language moreover solve the problems witch is encounter in c and c++ that s why we use the java language...
Java is truly object oriented programming language
Instead of compiling to machine language, the Java compiler compiles for a "ficticious processor". A program called the Java Virtual Machine then interprets this on every machine. To learn this java course techpragna is the best institute in bangalore
"Java Tutorials" contains a very complete answer to this question. The explanation is too long to contain as an answer in this question. Refer to this website for the code necessary to do that.