What does those terms actually mean included in the j.d.k i.6?
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Answer / Praveen Kumar Awasthi
The terms included in JDK (Java Development Kit) 6 are related to Java programming and development tools. Some of the key components are:
1. Java Compiler: Used to compile .java files into bytecode format (.class).
2. Java Virtual Machine (JVM): An interpreter for executing compiled bytecode.
3. Java Standard Edition API (Java SE API): A set of pre-built classes, interfaces, and exceptions that can be used to build applications and applets using the Java programming language.
4. Java Runtime Environment (JRE): A collection of files that allows you to run Java apps and applets on your computer.
5. Java Documentation: API documentation for the JDK, including classes, interfaces, exceptions, and methods.
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