<ul><li>Java, released by Sun Microsystems in 1995, continues to thrive as a pillar of the software industry.</li><li>Initially developed for consumer electronics, Java shifted focus to internet applications with its platform independence feature.</li><li>Universities offer Java programming courses, and the language evolved with features like JavaBeans and JDBC in the late 1990s and early 2000s.</li><li>Java, open-sourced in 2006 and later acquired by Oracle, remains a top choice for enterprise software due to its stability and ecosystem.</li></ul>

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