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java and c++ comparison

gayathri bhushan
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please list the advantages of java over c++
Thomas Paul
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Why?


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gayathri bhushan
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Joined: Jan 29, 2001
Posts: 39
hi,
just curious and i think it is important that one should be clear abt it to be called a java and c++ pro...
thankyou

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Cindy Glass
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Joined: Sep 29, 2000
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Java is platform independant and c++ is not.
Java is easier to learn and use that c++ making it less expensive for a company to invest in. I guess the lack of pointers is a big contributer to this.
Java is less prone to difficult to solve bugs (probably due to above) - this is just hearsay.
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JavaRanch is more fun than any c++ site that I have found.


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paul wheaton
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I'm moving this to the Java in General beginner forum.
 
 
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