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suppose that Box is a class now Box mybox = new Box(); this first creates a reference variable and then mybox is dynamically allocated memory but what difference does it create in allocating memory to a class instance dynamically or during compile time? here what is the advantage of such … |
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why do we need a high speed ram when we have a good processor? |
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what is an ide how is it different from traditional java platform ? what is java beans? |
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java is robust and secure what is meant by robust and why is java robust? why is java called secure? can any one please help me with these? |
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what is eclipse? well i am a beginner in java n i am learning the basics will u plzz explain about eclipse in a clear way |
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1.why isn't java used for [B]system programming[/B] in place of c ? 2. what does the statement 'java is [B]robust[/B] mean'? 3. what does the statement 'java is [B]multiprogramming[/B] mean'? 4. why is the concept of pointers avoided in java? Instead of using [B][I]references[/I][/B] in place of pointers in order … |
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overriden methods provide one interface multiple methods. what is meant by one interface multiple methods |
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hai guys my question is regarding data protection. conisder this program [code] // This class defines an integer stack that can hold 10 values. class Stack { int stck[] = new int[10]; int tos; // Initialize top-of-stack Stack() { tos = -1; } // Push an item onto the stack … |