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Chapter 2

The document discusses the history and development of Java, the types of Java programming including stand-alone applications, and the main features of Java including being object-oriented, platform independent, and having access to both local and network resources through libraries like java.lang, java.io, and java.awt. It also covers Java compiler and interpreters, bytecode, reserved words, comment syntax, and output statements.

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Chapter 2

The document discusses the history and development of Java, the types of Java programming including stand-alone applications, and the main features of Java including being object-oriented, platform independent, and having access to both local and network resources through libraries like java.lang, java.io, and java.awt. It also covers Java compiler and interpreters, bytecode, reserved words, comment syntax, and output statements.

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History and development

of Java
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Types of java Programming
Stand alone
Features of Java
Java is an object oriented
programming language
It is both compiled and interpreted
It is platform independent
It is case sensitive
Access data from local system as
well as from the net
Compiler and Interpreter

Compiler/ Machine
Source Interprete
code code
r
Byte code and JVM
Java
Windows
98

Unix

Os2
Java Libraries
java.lang: Support classes containing String, Character,
Math, Integer etc

java.io : Support classes to deal with input and output


statements

java.applet: Support classes to generate applet

java.net: Support classes for network related operations

java.awt: support abstract window toolkit and manages GUI

java.txt: supports text element such as date, time and


currency

java.math: Support mathematical functions


Reserved words
Otherwise called as keywords
Preserved with the system
We cannot use these reserved words
as variable or constant or other
identifier names.
Comments statements in java

Purpose of action being taken in


different steps
There are three kinds of comments in
Java.
// - Single line
/*----------*/ - Multi line
/**------*/ - Documenting comment
Output statement in java
System.out.print();

System.out.println();
Java programming with
BlueJ

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