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Guysss... i have question again?? Is Java and JavaScript are same or different??

What Java and JavaScript do??!!!

18th Apr 2018, 12:47 PM
Mirul Makenkov II
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js and java are both object oriented languages but they are very different javascript is based iniside html and java can function on its own creating small applications("java applets") and is much more complex than js
18th Apr 2018, 12:56 PM
<i>TheOfficialOdyssey</i>
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well... ok
18th Apr 2018, 12:57 PM
Mirul Makenkov II
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The difference is that they operate on two different layers. For the Web environment, Java works on the server side of any request, for example reading or writing to database, managing forms entries, etc. Javascript only works on the client side of pages, on the webbrowser to be clear, doing stuff such as dynamic writing on page, validating forms before sending their contents to the servers, etc. On the standalone programming side (.exe programs), you can write entire programs on Java, or games: Minecraft is made in Java, for example. No standalone programming is managed by Javascript, it lives just on the webbrowser.
18th Apr 2018, 2:02 PM
Luigi
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Java is an on itsself standing program to write apps etc. and Javascript is a part of the three web languages (HTML, CSS and JavaScript) and is used to let a site be interactive
18th Apr 2018, 12:54 PM
Roel
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