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    Basic Syntactical Constructs in Java: K. K. Wagh Polytechnic, Nashik-3

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    K. K.

    Wagh Polytechnic, Nashik-3

    Chapter 1

    Basic Syntactical Constructs in


    Java

    CO401.1 To understand use of programming language constructs

    Mrs. A. R. Sonawane CM Dept.


    History of Java:
    Difference between Java and C++

    • Global Variables are not present


    • Use of goto is not observed
    • Pointers are not included
    • Memory Allocation functions are not present
    • Unsafe Type Casting is not supported
    • Preprocessor Directives are not present
    • Separate Header Files are not included
    Java Features
    • Compiled and Interpreted
    • Platform Independent and Portable
    • Object Oriented
    • Robust and Secure
    • Dynamic
    • Distributed
    • Small, Simple and Familiar
    • Multithreaded
    Process of Compilation and Interpretation

    Java Source Code Java Compiler Bytecode


    .java javac .class
     

    Bytecode Java Interpreter Machine Code


    .class java .exe
     

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