Java

Java

A high-level programming language developed and maintained by Sun Microsystems where applications run in a virtual machine known as a JVM. The JVM is responsible for all interfaces to the operating system. This architecture permits developers to create Java applications and applets that can run on any operating system or platform that has a JVM.

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Synonym(s): coffee_₀
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Category: Database applications
Company: Oracle
Product: Oracle 9i
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