JAVA QUIZ – PART 5 TO PART 100

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Do you know how to use Java? In this Java quiz, we’ll test your knowledge of Java programming!

This Java quiz is a great way to brush up on your Java skills. If you’re looking to learn more about Java, then this quiz is the perfect place to start.

We’ll ask you questions about Java programming concepts, and if you pass the quiz, you’ll know enough to start building your own Java applications!

Java, one of the most widely used programming languages in the world, has an interesting origin and development history:

First Released in 1995: Java was first released in 1995, and it promised “Write Once, Run Anywhere” (WORA) capabilities, meaning that code written in Java could run on any platform that had a Java Virtual Machine (JVM).
Influences from Other Languages: Java was influenced by several languages, including C and C++, but it was designed to be simpler and more reliable, with a strong emphasis on security and network operability.
Java Virtual Machine (JVM): A key component of Java’s architecture is the JVM, which allows Java programs to run on different types of computers and operating systems without modification.
Revolutionizing Web Development: Java’s introduction of applets in 1995 revolutionized web development by allowing small programs to be embedded in web pages, leading to interactive content.
Major Version Releases: Over the years, Java has seen numerous major version releases, each adding new features and updates, such as lambda expressions, the stream API, and improved security and performance enhancements.
Community and Open Source: Java has a large and active community of developers. In 2006, Sun released much of Java as open-source, under the GNU General Public License, which further expanded its usage and development.
Widespread Use in Industry: Java is used in a wide variety of computing platforms, from embedded devices and mobile phones to enterprise servers and supercomputers. It is particularly noted for its use in enterprise and Android mobile app development.

From its origins as part of a project for an interactive television system, Java has evolved to become a cornerstone of modern software development, with a strong legacy in web, mobile, and enterprise applications.