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Is java more open and as flexible as c++ and c#?

18th Jul 2016, 5:15 PM
muziwakhe
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yeah
18th Jul 2016, 11:56 PM
MacLinzEnt
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yes
19th Jul 2016, 3:39 PM
Manish kumar
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c and c++ is more faster than java ...
19th Jul 2016, 4:38 PM
Rajat Rout
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Java was written in C therefore shares some of traits. Java was designed to build on programming languages if the 80s and introduced more flexibility by being cross platform, easily extended by using third party libraries but for more control and better access to the OS level operations, C/C++ still remain the programming languages of choice. in this day and age, Java has evolved so much that for something you are trying to implement you can be almost guaranteed that there's a library you can import to your project without the need to reinvent the wheel. also the fact that Java is very modular, you can package your own libraries and distribute them individually as needed making Java very flexible unlike in C/C++.
22nd Jul 2016, 3:35 AM
Eric Gitangu
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No Java is not as open as C or C++.It has removed many features like pointers for security. So, it gives restrictions to the development. But, Java has also provided many classes that make our programming simpler and faster. So, we don't feel need of pointers or memory addresses.
19th Jul 2016, 9:34 AM
Atharv Kurdukar
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