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What is the primary goal of Java's 'write once, run anywhere' (WORA) principle?
What is the primary goal of Java's 'write once, run anywhere' (WORA) principle?
- To enable Java code to run on all platforms without recompilation (correct)
- To require recompilation for Java code to run on different platforms
- To restrict Java code to run only on specific platforms
- To limit the capabilities of Java code on different platforms
What is a key feature of Java's bytecode?
What is a key feature of Java's bytecode?
- It can run on any Java virtual machine (JVM) (correct)
- It is similar to low-level facilities in C and C++
- It is specific to a particular computer architecture
- It requires recompilation for different platforms
What distinguishes Java's syntax from C and C++?
What distinguishes Java's syntax from C and C++?
- Java has more low-level facilities than C and C++
- Java does not support dynamic capabilities
- Java does not support object-oriented programming
- Java has fewer low-level facilities than C and C++ (correct)
What makes Java runtime different from traditional compiled languages?
What makes Java runtime different from traditional compiled languages?
Who originally developed Java?
Who originally developed Java?
What is the primary goal of Java's 'write once, run anywhere' (WORA) principle?
What is the primary goal of Java's 'write once, run anywhere' (WORA) principle?
What is a key feature of Java's bytecode?
What is a key feature of Java's bytecode?
What distinguishes Java's syntax from C and C++?
What distinguishes Java's syntax from C and C++?
What is a characteristic of Java runtime that is not typically available in traditional compiled languages?
What is a characteristic of Java runtime that is not typically available in traditional compiled languages?
Who originally developed Java?
Who originally developed Java?