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Tava achive tHs using a package called Remote Method Invecalten (temt). 4) Muliittreadled: Multithreaded means t - Taya Subberts mullithreaded Programs . This meat that we need not wait fer tHe Application to Hnish one tak befove beginning another. for eq. e 4 8) tilat bulermance ava beitormance ts impressive for an Interpreted fenquage che to he wie of Inlermediate bytecode ava " by compiling into an tntemeciate Tebrearentation Called Tava bytecode. This code can be Intespreted on any aystem thak provides a Tava i\iviual Machine: The java bytecode was € Into native code tor high betormance by Ustig just-in-time Compiles.4) Dynamic:and Extensible 5 Tava is a dynamite Language. Java is capable of dynamically - Tava can also deumine He type of class Ahmugh a query» moatirg it posdble to either Alynaninni catty Mok or abort le program, clfending on He “vespone. Tava programs subpart Rinellon “cote tn ether anqaagas SueHawicandcres thee functions cu Known as native metheds. 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