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Java Development India With proven expertise in Java/JEE, J2ME and Web services Java Development India has a remarkably strong team in the Indian IT SME segment. We have catered to clients from the US and India since 1999 with our services ranging across custom software/web development, product development, maintenance and testing. Java Continues from C and C++ C and C++ are well-known languages in the developer community. To help developers come up to speed quickly and easily, Java borrows most of the syntax of C and quite a bit of the syntax of C++. All the basic syntax operators such as +, -, *=, (), {} and others work. For C programmers who wish to understand Java's OO syntax, think of objects as structs with functions associated with them. Note that all methods (functions) are part of objects. is normally used. One of the most notable differences from C is the lack of pointers, malloc and free. Pointers were necessary in the days when we needed to access words in particular locations in memory, but have led to a lot of unreadable and hard-to-maintain code. The functions malloc and free provide C with a low-level paradigm for allocating and freeing memory. Java does away with both; since Java programs are compiled for the Java Virtual Machine, in which the addresses are unknown at compile time, there are no pointers. This has the beneficial side effect of ruling out viruses based on jumping into the BIOS or system disk-formatting routines; no syntax is present in the language or in the underlying virtual machine for referring to a particular location in real memory. |
