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how to convert PHP code in to java code
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Answer / xviper33
Java is not JavaScript!!
Java is a big programming language. (And is going to be more
used then C++)
JavaScript is a scripting language for web browsers.
idiots.
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Answer / steve
Dude, java is going to be more widely used in mini apps,
small distraction games, but when it comes down to hardcore
development, java currently doesn't even hold a candle to
the power of C++ and cannot drop into assembler (ASM{ }) to
handle fast vector calculations for high end graphics. I
thought I would be living good when the rest of the old
school programmers retire and people are paying bank for C++
programmers because all they can find is Java people that
don't know what memory management is. Unfortunately I
predict a few years before Java is tied down so much that
you have to pay a fee to use it and people go back to the
roots.
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Answer / preeti
you can write the php tags inside the javascript tag
<script language = javascript>
<? code ?>
</script>
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