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M1 PT1 Flashcards

1
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Introduction to Java Technology

Java language, originally called the ‘X’

A

Oak

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2
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Java language was developed by X at X

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James
Gosling

Sun Microsystems

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Sun Microsystems is now a subsidiary of

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Oracle Corporation

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4
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Javal language was released in X as a core component of Sun

Microsystems’ Java platform

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1995

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5
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It has derived much of its syntax from C and C++ but has a simpler
object model and fewer low-level facilities.

A

java language

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6
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is a general-purpose, concurrent, class-based, object-
oriented language that is specifically designed to have as few
implementation dependencies as possible.

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Java

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7
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files with .java extension

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java source code files

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8
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java source code files compiles into a format called

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bytecode (files with .class 
extension)
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9
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can be executed by a Java interpreter.

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bytecode (files with .class 
extension)
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10
Q

It was intended for use in Sun’s project research to work on a
programming software to control electronic devices

A

java

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11
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It was modified to take advantage of the World Wide Web.

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Java

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12
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The X, later named as X, was the very first

web browser created in Java.

A

WebRunner

HotJava

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13
Q

In 1995, the X internet browser was also

developed to support Java.

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Netscape Navigator

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14
Q

X is a portable language that could run
on any platform. The language was able to do
this by generating intermediate code for a
hypothetical computer called a virtual machine.

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Java

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15
Q

X is a

program that runs on all computers.

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Java Virtual Machine (JVM)

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16
Q

The X
creates a software simulation of a CPU and
memory and handles all communication between
the Java program and the underlying operating
system and hardware.

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Java Virtual Machine (JVM)

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17
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The Java source code (.java file) is normally 
compiled to produce the bytecode file (.class file) 
which is normally interpreted by the X
A

Java virtual

machine (JVM)

18
Q

The JVM and Application architecure

A

source code (myProgram.java)

javac (java compiler)

byte code (myProgram.class)

java virtual machine (interpreter)

machine code (output on the computer screen)

19
Q

Java 2 Software Development Kit contains

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java, javac, javadoc, other tools

20
Q

the loader for Java applications

A

java

21
Q

the compiler

A

javac

22
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the documentation generator

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javadoc

23
Q

Steps in Creating a Java Application

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  1. Create the source code.
  2. Compile the source code.
  3. Run the program
24
Q

An X is a computer software to
help computer programmers develop
software

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Integrated Development

Environment

25
Q

What does an Integrated Development

Environment consist of:

A
  • Source code Editor.
  • Compiler and/or interpreter.
  • Build- automation tools.
26
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The Leaders:

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  • NetBeans
  • Microsoft Visual Studio
  • Eclipse
27
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Tools For Object Oriented Design:

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  • Object inspector.
  • Class Browser.
  • Class hierarchy diagram.
28
Q

X abstracts the configuration necessary to piece together
various utilities in one unit, which could ease the learning of
a language, and increases developer productivity.

A

Integrated Development

Environment

29
Q

Most IDEs today have X that simplify the
development of UIs, which is critical for commercial
software today.

A

GUI modeling utilities

30
Q

NetBeans all started as a student project called X

A

Xelfi

31
Q

NetBeans’ Goal was to write a X in Java for the

first time

A

Delphi-like Java IDE

32
Q

A fast fully-featured Integrated Development Environment

(IDE) with support for Java.

A

NetBeans

33
Q

Compliant applications for accelerating development across

all major OS platforms.

A

NetBeans

34
Q

Provides an open source, high performance, modular,
extensible, multi-platform Java IDE for GUI, mobile tools,
Web, and Desktop applications

A

NetBeans

35
Q

Written in java and therefore runs on every operating

system that supports Java VM

A

NetBeans

36
Q

easily configured user interface and a

modular architecture extensible with additional plugins.

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Environment:

37
Q

support for multiple source roots, easy
management of libraries, easily ported to other
environments, all based on Apache Ant.

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Project System:

38
Q

Web Application project type, Supports
the J2EE 1.3 and 1.4 standards with web application build
support based on Apache Ant.

A

Web Development:

39
Q

easy to create

and deploy and import java beans

A

Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) Development:

40
Q

X wizards for creating web
services and web services clients, providing the basic
(java/wsdl) code needed, and easy to use testing tools of
existing web services.

A

Web Services Development:

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