JAVA-INTO

 INTO OF JAVA

* JAVA is a high level , object oriented programming language developed      by sun  microsystem  in 1995.
 
*  its philosophy is " WORA ", meaning java code runs on any device with        JVM , regardless of underlying operating system.
 
*  Java is maintained and updated by Oracle, with major version including     java 8,11,17,21,24. 

feature :

    > platform independent
    > Object oriented design of reuable and maintainable code
    > Strong security model
    > Support multithreading for handling multiple tasks at once.
    > Robutness and error handling capabilities.
    >JIT compilation for performance.
 

uses :

    > desktop and web application.
    >mobile apps
    >Server-side, cloud and web server applications.
    >Big data, IOT and Artificial Intelligence solution.
    > Games and enterprise level systems. 

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