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Java Emerged as a language which will facilitate programming for electronic good etc... , but ... i have not found one good example for this. Where can I know more on that. If any one can explain the basics of embedded programming...like the startup...to... implementation, i will be very greatful
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You can always find information at Sun's site. www.javasoft.com
 
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Let's see if I can think of a couple.
Ever programmed the thermostat in your house? There is a good chance that the program was written in java.
How about the menu on your cell phone? - Yup probably java.
And those pesky little computers that control just about everything in your car. Lots of java there.
And your palm pilot . . .
And your VCR . . .
And your digital watch . . .
etc.
We have a forum here dedicated to J2ME at Java 2 Micro Edition forum. They can tell you all about how to get started.
 
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