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Definition
- Noun:
- A platform-independent object-oriented programming language: A high-level computer programming language designed to have minimal implementation dependencies, allowing compiled Java code to run on all platforms that support Java without recompilation.
- A beverage consisting of an infusion of ground coffee beans: A slang term for a cup of coffee.
- An island in Indonesia to the south of Borneo; one of the world's most densely populated regions: A major island in Southeast Asia, part of the Republic of Indonesia.
Usage Examples
- Noun (Programming Language):
- The application was built using Java.
- Learning Java is a good foundation for understanding object-oriented principles.
- Noun (Beverage):
- I need a cup of java to start my morning.
- He stopped at the diner for a quick java.
- Noun (Island):
- Bali is located just east of Java.
- The capital city of Indonesia, Jakarta, is on the island of Java.
Advanced Usage
- "Java Virtual Machine (JVM)": The runtime engine for Java applications, a key component that enables platform independence.
- The program runs inside a Java Virtual Machine.
- "A cup of java": A common colloquial phrase for a serving of coffee.
- Nothing beats a hot cup of java on a cold day.
Variants and Related Words
- JavaScript: (noun) A different, high-level programming language primarily used for web development. It is not related to Java the programming language, despite the similar name.
- Javanese: (adjective) Relating to the island, people, or culture of Java.
- She studied Javanese dance.
- Java bean: (noun) In programming, a reusable software component model for Java; colloquially, a coffee bean.
- The system uses JavaBeans for its modular architecture.
Synonyms
- Programming Language Sense: (None are exact synonyms, but related concepts include) C++, Python, C#.
- Beverage Sense: Coffee, joe, brew.
- Island Sense: (No direct synonym; it is a proper noun).
Related Phrases
- "Write once, run anywhere": A slogan associated with the Java programming language, describing its cross-platform capability.
- The promise of "write once, run anywhere" made Java very popular for enterprise software.
Noun
- a platform-independent object-oriented programming language
- a beverage consisting of an infusion of ground coffee beans
- he ordered a cup of coffee
- an island in Indonesia to the south of Borneo; one of the world's most densely populated regions