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Answer / manu soni
"JAVA" Iceland of Indonesia where first coffee was produced, that coffee named "java".
so basically java is the first coffee.
so Officially there is no full form of JAVA.It is a programming language.
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Answer / tarun sharma
1.Java is not purely independent .
2.Java is object oriented programing langluage .
3.Java is not true object oriented language .
4.java are support multitreding it's a feature of java .
5. Java is robust language .
6.only in java you have to get free licence and source code .
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Answer / jeeban samrat samal
Java stands for J- JAMES GOSLING A- ARTHUR V- VON HOFF A- ANDY BECHTOLSHEIN
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Answer / nidhi.s
Java does have a full form. It is unknown by many people.
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Answer / durga reddy
actually there is no full meaning for JAVA.I think it is a seed name of coffee.
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Answer / siddu g m
the developers of Java were drinking coffee while they were deciding the name of their programming language. So, they gave it the name "Java" as a slang of "Coffee".
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Answer / manikanta
j------just
a------act
v------for very
a------action
don't think to much
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