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Java for Students is a beginner's page for students new to Java programming. There are tutorials, primers, Java books, articles, newsletters, Java newsgroups listed and much more, including where to find Java applets for the Web.
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Java is a full object oriented programming language. You can do anything with Java that you can do with a program such a COBOL or C or C++. Java is cleaner and easier to use. Practically everything in Java is either a class, method, or object. Java programs are compiled to a byte code format that can be run by interpreters on many platforms including
Windows operating systems, Solaris, Macintosh systems, etc. The code can be executed in a safe environment that prevents it from introducing viruses, deleting or modifying files, or otherwise destroying data or crashing system operation. Now, just sit back, and surf to the Java Primers and Tutorials page... or follow any of the links below.
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History of Java A timeline...
Java: The Inside Story (SunWorld) So Why Did They Decide to Call it Java? (JavaWorld) 20 Questions About Java (C|Net) The Java Language: An Overview (Sun Microsystems) An Introduction to Java (DevCentral's DevJournal) What is the Java Platform? (java.sun.com for Sun Microsystems) Java 2 Datasheet (Sun Microsystems) Sun releases the new Java 2 platform in style (JavaWorld) 12/98 Java 2 Software (Sun Microsystems) Inside Java: Fact vs. Fiction (by David Reilly for JavaBreak.Com) Getting started with Java technology (Sun Microsystems) Java 2 SDK, Standard Edition (Sun Microsystems) Products and APIs (Sun Microsystems) The Gamelan Redesign (at Earthweb) -- A Java Resource Directory |