java

Java was initially intended to be used for small networked appliances. But the language grew so much in popularity that it eventually became an all purpose language. The other guy talked about platform independence. This independence is because of the Java Virtual Machine. You can basically think of this as a simulated computer within your computer. Any machine that installs JVM has this "virtual" computer so that if you program in Java it will run on this virtual computer without any concern to the actual hardware you are running. The process goes like this: 1. The Java compiler compiles the source code and creates the corresponding BYTE CODE 2. When the program is executed this byte code is interpreted by the JVM and executed. That's one aspect of Java...I don't know what else you need to know. Do you understand the Object-Oriented paradigm?

Java is a 100% Object oriented and platform independent programming language developen by Sun.Everything in Java is done using objects and objects only.Java runs in its own environment which makes it platform independent as one requires the environment set up on the whichever platform you requires.Thus we can run a java application on Windows or Linus or Mackantosh.

I just use it for softwares in mobiles

i don't any thing about that..........