How and where is the Java programming language used?

Answer 1

The computer-programming language Java is used when a powerful object-oriented programming language that can execute on a variety of operating systems, with little or no alterations to the code, is needed. Java "applets" are ideal for distribution over the internet owing to the diversity of systems that support Java and the inherently small size of the applet download.

Answer 2

Nowadays many websites (Dell, NewEgg, Buy.com and so on) are using JAVA to create their webpages and interface. JAVA suites internet requirements for data processing and building interaction between users and websites.

Answer 3

Java is used in mobile phones and programming various programs on computers. Java is popular because it works on any platform (system), so a lot of people choose to program using Java. It is also free and has good performance.

Answer 4

Java is a programming language widely used in Web and mobile applications. Many computer games and useful applications are also written in Java. Java is considered a cross-platform language, i.e. in theory, you can write one single program for one program, and it will be compatible with many other platforms. In practice, many "yes, but"s should be applied here.

Answer 5

Mostly when you want an application to be runnable off multiple operating systems, or in an internet browser.

Answer 6

Java is an Object Oriented Programming language. Developing OOPS application is much easier, and it also helps to keep system modular, flexible and extensible.