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how can we differentiate JavaScript in java?

10th Aug 2016, 10:21 AM
Lea Rose Tuazon Dabocol
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There are big differences. Java is a language that is compiled. JavaScript is a runtime language. Java uses classes for everything. Hello world in both languages: JavaScript: alert("Hello World!"); or document.write("Hello World!"); Java: public static void main { system.out.printIn("Hello World!"); } In Java (Same with CSharp) you need to use Main to print Hello World. Java is an Object Oriented Language, and JavaScript is a functional language (I think). And... JavaScript is used in the browser. (JavaScript can be used with Unity, but when used with it it's usually called "UnityScript" ) Java is used in the computer itself.
20th Aug 2016, 7:58 PM
Oscar
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Java is programming language
13th Aug 2016, 9:46 AM
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