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What is the primary goal of Java's 'write once, run anywhere' (WORA) concept?
What is the primary goal of Java's 'write once, run anywhere' (WORA) concept?
- To enable Java code to run on all platforms without recompilation (correct)
- To restrict Java code to specific platforms for better performance
- To ensure Java code can only be written once and run anywhere
- To minimize the need for Java virtual machine (JVM) support
What distinguishes Java's syntax from that of C and C++?
What distinguishes Java's syntax from that of C and C++?
- Java lacks object-oriented features present in C and C++
- Java has fewer low-level facilities compared to C and C++ (correct)
- Java has a more complex syntax than C and C++
- Java has a stricter type system than C and C++
What is a key advantage of Java's bytecode compilation?
What is a key advantage of Java's bytecode compilation?
- It restricts Java applications to specific computer architectures
- It results in faster execution of Java code
- It eliminates the need for a Java virtual machine (JVM)
- It allows Java code to run on any Java virtual machine (JVM) (correct)
What sets Java's runtime apart from traditional compiled languages?
What sets Java's runtime apart from traditional compiled languages?
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Who originally developed Java?
Who originally developed Java?
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