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Yes - that's the standard program used to run programs written for the Java technology. Just be sure you get the real Java download, and not some fake - in other words, download from the official Java site, or from a reputable site such as tucows, download.com, etc.
Depends on the kind of java you want to use. But most java applications require you to have a JVM. If it java programing developer then you will need java JDK e.g if you want to use net beans as integrated developing environment(IDE) for java coding you must install JDK first before installing it.
The difference between these two sets is simply the order/algorithm in which items are added to/accessed/removed from the map. The circumstances determine which particular implementation is better/faster. A treeSet organizes data in a tree through use of Comparator (natural ordering) and the hashSet organizes data in a hash table (using a hash function). See the Java API for more info: http://www.j2ee.me/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/TreeSet.html http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/HashSet.html The previous answer (unless I'm mistaken) is pretty much completely wrong... ----------- Previous Answer --------- In a treeset data are placed in order... while in a hashset data is randomly placed... A treeset is more efficient in case of search element. As hashSet use the hash function to store the values, it does not maintain the order of elements, but TreeSet maintains the natural odering of elements (you don't need to sort it).
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simply search for java 6 and get it from the official java site, download and install. ~Hope I helped! ~Tim
There are many places one might go to download a copy of Java SE 6 software. In addition to the official Java website, one might also try the CNET website.
The main differences are: 1. Support for older Windows 9x versions dropped. 2. Performance improvements. 3. Improved web service support.4. New generic scripting API. 5. New Java compiler API. 6. Upgrade of JAXB to version 2. 7. Pluggable annotations. 8. GUI improvements.
Yes - that's the standard program used to run programs written for the Java technology. Just be sure you get the real Java download, and not some fake - in other words, download from the official Java site, or from a reputable site such as tucows, download.com, etc.
I just found out on how to fix the problem Error 1721. Very easy when i saw it. Basically you go on [Control panel]->[Add or Remove progams] Then if it says JAVA 6 update 20 or below, remove it then download Java again! Once download it will work. If it doesnt then thats your prob. If it works, go to [Add or Remove progams] and check if it is Java 6 Update 30. I hoped this helped You Java team for your answer + Any1 who had this problem
Go to the Java site, search for your operating system (Windows, 64-bit, I assume - or whatever you have), and download it. There are two versions of Java, one for programmers (includes the SDK), and one for the end-user.
Depends on the kind of java you want to use. But most java applications require you to have a JVM. If it java programing developer then you will need java JDK e.g if you want to use net beans as integrated developing environment(IDE) for java coding you must install JDK first before installing it.
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It's very easy!! Go to "bluej.org" & click on "quick download" on upper-right of the screen. On the right side you would find two links-"JDK 6" & "JDK 5". If your using windows vista or later click on JDK 6 or else click on JDK 5. Click on "download JDK" & select platform & download it.
1. Copy the video URL 2. Go to http://adf.ly/lQF0p 3. Paste the URL from your clipboard. 4. Click Convert 5. Accept any permission required and enable to run Java. 6. Copy the link of desired video quality by right clicking and 'Copy link address' (OR just click that if you don't want to use IDM) 7. Paste it in your Internet download manager. (If you are very particular to download it with IDM) 8. Done!
The difference between these two sets is simply the order/algorithm in which items are added to/accessed/removed from the map. The circumstances determine which particular implementation is better/faster. A treeSet organizes data in a tree through use of Comparator (natural ordering) and the hashSet organizes data in a hash table (using a hash function). See the Java API for more info: http://www.j2ee.me/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/TreeSet.html http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/HashSet.html The previous answer (unless I'm mistaken) is pretty much completely wrong... ----------- Previous Answer --------- In a treeset data are placed in order... while in a hashset data is randomly placed... A treeset is more efficient in case of search element. As hashSet use the hash function to store the values, it does not maintain the order of elements, but TreeSet maintains the natural odering of elements (you don't need to sort it).
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