In the early 1990s James Gosling, a Sun Microsystems employee, created a programming language called Oak. He named the C based objected oriented language after an oak tree that he viewed outside the window of his office. When a group of Sun Microsystem employees visited a local coffee shop, they suggested the change of Oak’s name to Java to differentiate it from another programming language with the same name.
Oak facilitated the communication between video game consoles and VCRs. Television set-top boxed for video-on-demand services was the intended use for the Oak application language. The World Wide Web evolved as set-top box manufacturers declined the software. To enter the software market for the World Wide Web, Oak’s developers shifted the focus to the internet and WebRunner, an Oak-enabled browser. WebRunner became the HotJava web browser.
Java is a pure object-oriented language. Humans learn about objects by examining the attributes and behaviors of objects such as cars, planes, computers, people, animals, plants, etc. The use of objects in the Java programming language is similar to the way people describe real-world objects. Class relationships group together similar characteristics of objects of a specified class – for example a class of vehicles. Object-oriented design (OOD) also models software components by their attributes and behaviors.
Programmers use Java to develop either software applications or applets. Applications are programs that enable computer users to perform everyday tasks such as sending and receiving e-mail or performing calculations. An applet is a Java program embedded in a HyperText Markup Language (HTML) document. Loading the desired Web page(s) in an internet browser will execute Java applets.
Java programs are portable since no programming changes are necessary for the original program to run on any supported hardware/operating system platform. There are five phases for the execution of Java programs. These are edit, compile, load, verify, and execute. Programs are coded using an editor. The compiler creates bytecodes. The class loader reads the files containing bytecodes and stores them in memory. The bytecode verifier validates the bytecodes in accordance with Java’s security restrictions. The interpreter reads the bytecodes and translates them into a computer language prior to program execution.
Connectivity in Java can be affected by internet connection, as well as the type of Java. There are times that if there is a poor connection, it can cause Java to not work properly. Java should be updated regularly.
Networking is a basic action. A servlet in Java is a single part of networking, a single task.
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Servlet is more faster than JSP, but JSP is more convenient than Servlet and JSP is clearly superior, shorter, simple and easier to use. JSP can be perceived as Java in HTML code. JSP require no explicit compilation as like servlets and can keep in the web application server as HTML file. The web application server in turn compile the java code in JSP and load it in its library for future execution. Servlet can be perceived as HTML in Java code. The servlet is the class file, which would be loaded in the web application server as a program. The program output will be directed to the outstream object which in turn direct to the client as HTML elements.
The language was initially called Oak after an oak tree that stood outside Gosling's office. Later the project went by the name Green and was finally renamed Java, from Java coffee, the coffee from Indonesia.
First when it was developed , it was named as Oak , then after sometime its name changed to Green , finally it is renamed as "Java" from Java Coffee . It is also said that a lot of this coffee was consumed by java creators at that time .
the java language get it first name as OAK because of the oak tree in front of gosling's window in his office
The programming language known as Java was named "Oak" originally.
Oak is now referred to as Java
Yes you should go with java, it is used much more than .net currently. Java gets its name from Sun Java how owns java. Before java was released to the public it was called oak because of an oak tree outside of the office of the person who created it. Some people think it got its current name because oak is not a good name for a language, and that it took lots of coffee (java) to make java.
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.
The first name of the Java Programming was Oak. It then went by the game Green and finally Java from Java coffee.
The first name of the Java Programming was Oak. It then went by the game Green and finally Java from Java coffee.
Java programing language was designed by James Gosling and it was initially called as "Oak" but later it was renamed to "Java" in the year 1995.
The Java Programming Language was originally named Oak because of an oak tree that stood outside one of the founders' office. It was then renamed to Green, and then renamed to Java because supposedly the creators of the Java Language consumed large amounts of Java coffee.
java was discovered by James gosling and Co. in 1991 at sun micro systems..they renamed oak to java..initially java used in programming for set top boxes (for movie on demand..)