mail4kaja

@mail4kaja (71)

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Which Language Do You Prefer?

mail4kaja @mail4kaja (71) • India 11 Jan 07

Which language do you prefer to write a network management program? C or Java?

network management

network management

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mail4kaja So, Java is best for network pgming... ???

16 Jan 07

Which Language Do You Prefer?

mail4kaja @mail4kaja (71) • India 11 Jan 07

Which language do you prefer to write a network management program? C or Java?

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mail4kaja Thanks for your response... but, how can we use c++ for network management?

14 Jan 07

Which Language Do You Prefer?

mail4kaja @mail4kaja (71) • India 11 Jan 07

Which language do you prefer to write a network management program? C or Java?

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mail4kaja Me too... I love C.

12 Jan 07

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Pointer in JAVA?

sandeepnair85 @sandeepnair85 (81) • India 11 Jan 07

Hi everybody. Is it possible that we can create pointers in java just like in C by which we can play with memory.

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mail4kaja Yes, Java gives security. It won't allow us to access the memory directly. But, this is the drawback of Java and we can't do efficient system-side programming.

11 Jan 07

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java

buntyjain @buntyjain (374) • India 11 Jan 07

any body wants any thing in java then respond me

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mail4kaja Do you have some thing like Java Bible... That handles A-Z of Java? If so, please mail that to me. My e-Mail address is mail4kaja[at]yahoo.com

11 Jan 07

Pointer in JAVA?

sandeepnair85 @sandeepnair85 (81) • India 11 Jan 07

Hi everybody. Is it possible that we can create pointers in java just like in C by which we can play with memory.

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mail4kaja In my point of view, Java can be used only for application development and network programming to some extent with some RMI and other similar concepts. But, I don't prefer Java as I requires more memory than C. Also, C is more efficient when compared to Java.

11 Jan 07

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