Benefits of learning Java Programming language

There are the following features in Java Programming Language.

Java is a simple language to learn. Java’s syntax is based on C++, making it easier to build programmes in it.

Object-Oriented: Java adheres to the object-oriented paradigm, allowing us to maintain our code as a collection of various types of objects that include both data and behaviour.

Read-once, write-anywhere: Java supports the read-once, write-anywhere technique. On any machine, we can run the Java software. Java programmes (.java) are translated to bytecode (.class) that can execute on any machine.

Platform Independence: Java is a cross-platform programming language. It differs from other programming languages, such as C and C++, which require a platform to run. Java comes with its own platform, which is used to run its code. The execution of Java is not dependent on the operating system.

Java is safe because it does not make use of explicit references. Java also has the ByteCode and Exception handling concepts, making it more secure.

Java is a robust programming language because it makes extensive use of memory management. It is more robust thanks to features like automatic garbage collection, exception handling, and so on.

Java is architecturally neutral in the sense that it is not reliant on the architecture. The size of data types in C can change depending on the architecture (32 bit or 64 bit), however this is not the case with Java.

Java employs the Just-in-time (JIT) interpreter in conjunction with the compiler to execute programmes.

High Performance: Because Java bytecode is “near” to native code, it is faster than other traditional interpreted programming languages. It is nevertheless slower than a compiled language (for example, C++).

Multithreaded: By defining many threads, we can construct Java applications that handle multiple tasks at once. The fundamental benefit of multi-threading is that each thread does not take up memory. It has a shared memory space. Threads are essential for multi-media, Web applications, and other applications.

Java is distributed because it makes it easy for users to construct distributed Java applications. For developing distributed applications, RMI and EJB are employed. This Java capability allows us to access files by calling methods from any system connected to the internet.

Java is a dynamic programming language. It allows classes to be loaded dynamically. It means that classes are loaded only when they are needed. It also has support for functions written in its native languages, C and C++.