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The programming language that defines the internet is 30 years old today: Happy birthday, Java
- Java, turning 30, remains a widely used programming language prioritizing stability and backward compatibility.
- Introduced in 1995 by Sun Microsystems with the concept of 'write once, run anywhere.'
- Java's success is attributed to its Java Virtual Machine (JVM) enabling platform independence.
- The language's continuous relevance is reflected in its utility, longevity, and adaptability.
- Java's emphasis on backward compatibility and smooth portability contributed to its success.
- Java's cautious evolution includes late additions like lambda expressions and gradual feature enhancements.
- Java's role in enterprise systems is strengthened by its compatibility and minimal need for code rewriting.
- Java's evolution from Java 2 to the recent Java 17 LTS release demonstrates modernization and adaptability.
- Java's compatibility with cloud computing, Java in the cloud, and its ventures into machine learning showcase its continued relevance.
- Projects like GraalVM and Panama expand Java's capabilities in cloud-native applications, machine learning, and high-performance computing.
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