Why you are calling java programming language java?

Answer 1

One code to run them all!

All you have to do is write one program and it runs on all 3 of the supported OS.

Cell phones are a little different since they can't support everything PC can. They have their own version of java.

Normally if you have to rewrite bits of your program to get it working on both windows and Mac.

Answer 2

1. java is designed as distributed language because for creating applications on network
2. it has the ability to share the data and programs over the lan(local area network)
3. java apps can open the remote objects or internet as easily they can do in local systems

Answer 3

The language was initially called Oak after an oak tree that stood outside Gosling's office; it went by the name Green later, and was later renamed Java, from a list of random words.

Definition taken from Wikipedia.

Answer 4

They had to call it something, and they drank a lot of coffee.

It was originally called Oak, after the tree outside the originator's (James Gosling) window.

But the marketing people at Sun Microsystems (where he worked) thought Java sounded cooler. (I do, too.)

Answer 5

java develops web based programming so it is

Answer 6

Because the name "Oak" was already reserved for another programming language. Apparently it was named "Java" after a type of coffee... which, in turn, is named after the island called "Java".