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JAVA

Java Part 1: The Basics
By: Chris Noack
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    2001-11-20

    Table of Contents:
  • Java Part 1: The Basics
  • The whats, hows and cans
  • What are objects?
  • One Name: Many Uses
  • Conclusion

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    Java Part 1: The Basics


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    Java is arguably the hottest programming language today. It can be used cross platform to build complete applications, applets and even web pages. In this 10 part series of articles, Chris will explain what Java is, and also provide working examples, clearly describing the Java language syntax.Over the next ten or so articles, I am going to give everyone a detailed briefing of Java: from its history to its language syntax to some nifty example applications.

    In this first article, I will talk about the history of Java and its likeliness to other object orientated languages, such as C++.

    So, grab a couple of minutes of spare time, and come with me on a virtual journey down Java Avenue...

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