Why current programs are migrating to java?

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hammerklavier
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Why current programs are migrating to java?

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Why current programs are migrating to java?
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java c # are slower than c /c++. Why this change? portability?


Explain to me please...
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Because Java is a secure language. It is robust and platform independent language. Also it provides many applications which are very nice for developing program. Such as applet, it is widely used in Java. There is no problem about security. So this is the main advantage of Java.
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Because Java is a secure language. It is robust and platform independent language. Also it provides many applications which are very nice for developing program. Such as applet, it is widely used in Java. There is no problem about security. So this is the main advantage of Java.
I am totally agreed with you. More strong applications are using of Java. Its very secure compare to any other programming language. Also, it is portable so there is no problem to migrate.
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in addition to that.

codes of java is more small in size rather that any programming language.

most cellphone are java made because the size is too small.
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Java is most powerful language. It’s has many features. We can do programming anything with java. Java code can do anything accuracy and safely.
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Exactly, I prefer working with java than .NET. It is an independent language to work with.
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No, I don’t think so. Java is an outdated programming language now. Current programs are migrating .Net.
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HillaryBlake wrote:No, I don’t think so. Java is an outdated programming language now. Current programs are migrating .Net.
Not if they want to operate natively on more than one platform. For responsive and optimised code you're still looking at C and its derivatives (C++ mainly, but for platform specific variations there's C# and Objective C). Now while Mono brings .Net to POSIX systems, it's still not good enough for truly optimised code (such as that required by chess engines or cryptographic suites, let alone writing operating system and kernel code).
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Re: Why current programs are migrating to java?

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hammerklavier wrote:Why current programs are migrating to java?
Komodo stockfish crafty ....etc

java c # are slower than c /c++. Why this change? portability?


Explain to me please...
Actually, java program can be as fast as c/c++ thanks to JVM warmup.
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