- Java
Java is platform-independent
object-oriented
programming language.
Originally developed as 'oak' by
Sun Microsystems's Green Project in 1991,
Java is superficially very similar to C++, but is unique in many ways. Java
interpreters have been ported to every viable computing platform in existence.
- Java Bean
- A Java bean is a
Java class that follows specific conventions, called
a component model, making it simple to connect beans (classes) together with
minimum effort. Among other advantages, beans provide a bridge between Java
and ActiveX.
- Jargon
- The language used within a particular field. Computer Jargon is compiled in
the definitive Jargon File
- JPG
- An variable-compression image format, JPeG supports true
color images and lossy compression. The name comes from Joint Pictures
Expert Group.