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• Java platform
  ...y across the computer industry. There are three different editions of the Java platform:<ref>{{cite web As of December 2006, the Java platform (Standard Edition) was in its 6th major revision (version 6.0).
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• Java platform/Definition
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• Java platform/Bibliography
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• Java platform/Approval
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• Java platform/External Links
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• Java platform/Related Articles
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• Comparison of Java and .NET/Related Articles
  * [[Java platform]]
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• .NET Framework/Related Articles
  * [[List of languages using the .NET Framework]]{{r|Java platform}} {{r|Java platform}}
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• Java (programming language)/Related Articles
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• Mirah/Definition
  ...typed features designed to make it faster to run in compiled form on the [[Java platform|JVM]]. Created by the team that created the JRuby compiler/runtime and used
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• Virtualization/Related Articles
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• University of Calgary
  # [[Java platform|Java]] programming language father [[James Gosling]]
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• Source code/Related Articles
  {{r|Java platform}}
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• Platform as a Service
  ...ustomer programming at a [[middleware]] level, such as [[Web services]], [[Java platform|Java Virtual Machine]], [[XML]] or [[SQL]] databases, etc. Increasingly co A [[Java platform|Java Virtual Machine]] is middleware, not the operating systems or virtual
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• Scala (programming language)/Related Articles
  {{r|Java platform}}
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• Comparison of Java and .NET
  ...s leads many people to attempt a '''comparison of Java and .NET'''. The [[Java platform]] is older, dating from the mid-1990's. But in 2000, [[Microsoft]] introdu As of 2007, the Java platform and the .NET framework have been competing vigorously on the desktop, but e
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• Cloud computing/Related Articles
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• HTML/Related Articles
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• Compiler/Related Articles
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• Java platform
  ...y across the computer industry. There are three different editions of the Java platform:<ref>{{cite web As of December 2006, the Java platform (Standard Edition) was in its 6th major revision (version 6.0).
  10 KB (1,584 words) - 00:33, 20 February 2010
• Interpreter (computer)
  * [[Java platform|Java]]'s byte-code interpreter
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• Java (programming language)
  }}</ref>. The Java [[source code]] [[compiler]] is part of the [[Java platform]] (a bundle of interdependent programs) originally specified and implemente ...system is being used. For more about how this is accomplished, see the [[Java platform]].
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• Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud
  *Java Web Starter: [[Linux|Fedora Core 8]], 32-bit architecture, [[Java Platform|Java 5 EE]], Tomcat, Apache, and [[MySQL]]
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• Application Service Provider
  ...on service can direct the user to the nearest server with an appropriate [[Java platform|Java Virtual Machine]].
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• String (computing)
  ...language)|Java]] programming language (and many languages which run on the Java platform: JRuby, [[Scala (programming language)|Scala]], Groovy etc.), strings can c
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• Hello World
  Consider a language like [[Clojure]], a Lisp-derived dynamic language on the Java platform. Learning how to write Hello World is of less interest to a Clojure program
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