Tag: technology

A Unix or Linux workstation which (in practice) would have a permanent link to the internet.

The applet in .class format

A licensed copy of the Java Development Kit, which comes with the appropriate rights for any programs you create

A Java-enabled web server

A Java application for remote access to Microsoft servers via the Internet

The recommended way of having multiple invocations of the same program running on a single system

The pre-cursor of Java, now largely superceded

A way of having a Java program or applet on one computer use Java methods and objects that are residing on another

A file that contains a section of compiled Java code which, with other class files, can be used to run a Java

A file that contains a set of security rules to ensure that Java can't be used to distribute viruses

A file that is written by trainees on our courses

A file that contains a library of methods and objects

to keep strawberry jam fresh

to store all the currently in-use Java programs on a browser

as a container for a number of files for distribution over a network so that only the jar has to be transfered, and

as a central resource on a web server from which users can load just the Java programs they need without having to

Java is an object-oriented language.

Java is a language that is network-aware.

Java is a language which gives you great freedom in how you write your program.

Java is a portable language.

A piece of Java running within a web browser

A short application program which resides completely in a single file

An application which isn't invoked directly by the user, but is called up from within another application as, and

A piece of Java which is only allowed to produce graphic output and cannot write to the screen in any other way.

creating a subclass

creating extra instances of the class

allocating more memory to the class

making a class more generic

A browser, written in Java by Sun

A package supplied by Symantec Cafe which provides much prettier buttons, scroll bars and other widgets than the

A Java compiler which uses "Just in time" technology to speed up system throughput.

A Java Engine which can be called up using a single keystroke or "hot key".

Not vendor dependent

Completely vendor dependent

Partial vendor dependent

None of these

True

False