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PROJECT COMPUTER

BlueJ and Java BlueJ is an integrated development environment (IDE)


designed for beginners learning Java1. It was developed by the University of
Kent and Deakin University to teach object orientation in a Java development
environment2. Java, on the other hand, is a general-purpose, robust, secure,
and object-oriented programming language3. It was developed by Sun
Microsystems in 1995 and is now maintained and distributed by Oracle 3.
Advantages of Java

1. Simple: Java is easy to learn and understand. Its syntax is based on C++,
and it uses automatic garbage collection3.
2. Object-Oriented: Java uses an object-oriented paradigm, making it more
practical3.
3. Secured: Java doesn’t use explicit pointers and runs inside the virtual
machine sandbox, making it a secure programming language 3.
4. Robust: Java uses strong memory management and type checking to make
the code more secure3.
5. Platform Independent: Java code can run on multiple platforms directly 3.

Disadvantages of Java

1. Performance: Java needs to be interpreted during runtime, which makes it


perform slower than languages like C and C++ 3.
2. Memory Consumption: Java program consumes more memory since it runs
on top of Java virtual machine3.
3. Cost: Java programming language is a bit costly due to its higher processing
and memory requirements3.
4. Less Machine Interactive: Java lacks when it comes to interacting directly
with machines3.
5. Lack of Multiple Inheritance: Java does not support multiple inheritance 4.

Java Commands Here are some commonly used Java commands:

1. java - This command is used to launch a Java application.


2. javac - This command compiles Java source files into bytecode.
3. jar - This command is used to create and manage Java Archive (JAR) files.
4. javadoc - This command generates API documentation in HTML format from
Java source code.
5. jdb - This command is used for debugging Java programs.

Sample Java Program Here’s a simple Java program that prints “Hello,
World!” to the console:
Java
public class HelloWorld {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Hello, World!");
}
}
This program defines a class named HelloWorld. Inside this class,
the main method is defined. This is the entry point for any Java program.
The System.out.println command is used to print the string “Hello, World!” to
the console.

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