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Why java is better???

15th Oct 2016, 4:21 AM
Ehsan Alizadeh Fallah
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It isn't.
15th Oct 2016, 9:15 PM
Paul Kerrigan
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There are so many reasons, which make me prefer java on other languages as c++, first of all, java is an independent platform, easy to use, but still, it does not have any pointers as C++ has, but it has some alternatives for pointers, and finally, nowadays java is one of the most commonly used programming languages.
15th Oct 2016, 3:51 PM
Nareg
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Java has its benefits, and one of those is the fact that it can run on any OS (Operating Systems). Yet Java is a bit "bloated" when it comes to comparison vs C++. It is Androids main language and it is still usable by Corporations for JavaApplets. Personally I think that C++ outperforms Java and it is also possible to run in other OS but it is because it can be compiled for them; yet Java is compiled once and can run on them. The reason why C++ is faster is due to the management of space that us performed by the user. In other words you are able to use the same bucket you used for apples to store oranges, as long as the oranges are of the same size or smaller. In any case, the whole ideal of one language being better is all dependent on the programmer. It's a never ending dispute, I'd just say, "use whatever fits your needs" and you know how to work with already. (but DO try to learn other languages when able)
16th Oct 2016, 2:09 AM
Tony J
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C++ is a language and it is not platform dependent. There are platform dependent compilers or APIs (e.g. Windows API) but there are also platform independent tools and libraries such as Qt.
17th Oct 2016, 7:43 AM
kjkatjar3
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because it is platform independent
15th Oct 2016, 9:30 AM
Deepak Das