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The document discusses the uses of Java in various domains such as banking, retail, stock markets, big data, Android apps, and scientific research. It notes that many large companies like Google, Amazon, and government organizations use Java. The key features of Java mentioned include being a general purpose, platform independent language that allows "write once, run anywhere" with automatic memory management and security. The document also outlines the different Java versions and frameworks like Spring and Hibernate that are commonly used.

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Java Presentation

The document discusses the uses of Java in various domains such as banking, retail, stock markets, big data, Android apps, and scientific research. It notes that many large companies like Google, Amazon, and government organizations use Java. The key features of Java mentioned include being a general purpose, platform independent language that allows "write once, run anywhere" with automatic memory management and security. The document also outlines the different Java versions and frameworks like Spring and Hibernate that are commonly used.

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Java

-- James Gosling
USE CASES OF JAVA
• Banking Sector – for transaction management
• Retail Market – POS and billing softwares
• Stock Market – to simulate investors portfolio like
selling, and buying data
• Financial Services – client-server model
• Big Data – Hadoop, processes vast amount of data
• Android Apps – Java and kotlin
• Scientific and Research community – to deal with
massive amount of data
• Even Arduino IDE is also written in Java
• Centralized systems
USE CASES OF JAVA
• Google, Phillips, Accenture, Uber, Airbnb, Netflix,
Spotify, Instagram, Pinterest, Amazon, Most govt
organisations like DRDO and ISRO, Slack, and the list is
growing……
• Continuous testing – Selenium
• Web Applications
• Desktop Applications
• Blockchain market – Web3J, HyperLedger fabric
• SAP domain – ERP solutions like CRMs
• Devops
• Networking utilities and socket programming
Features of Java
• General purpose programming language (oops)
• Write Once, Run Anywhere (WORA)
• Security using bytecode
• Portability and platform independecy
• Large community
• High performance and speed
• Multithreaded programming
• Automatic garbage collection
• Bytecode Magic
Java Versions
• Java SE – Standard Edition
– Core platform contains core libraries and APIs
• Java ME – Micro Edition
– For mobile devices, embedded systems like set-top boxes
Java runs on top of RTOS using JIT or JVM
– Limited in ESR due to requirement of atleast 1MB RAM
and 16/32 bit platforms only
• Java EE – Enterprise Edition
– For desktop softwares and Web Apps
– JDBC, RMI, JMS (Messaging Service), Web Services, XML
processing, JavaBeans, Servlets, JSP etc…
Java in ESR
• AOT is Ahead of Time compiler tool for
converting Java Bytecode to native object
code to target embedded systems. Which runs
on JIT or JVM
Java Developer Learning path
• For Android…?
– Learn Java SE, XML, layout managers, event handlers,
Android API, Databse API, and the web service using
either Java or any other web oriented programming
language.
• For Desktop Apps…?
– Learn Java SE, Applets, XML, Swings, JavaFx, event
handlers, Database API, RMI and Socket programming.
• For Web Developer…?
– Learn Java SE, Servlets, JSP, Database API.
• Besides this, learn atleast a framework.
Spring Framework
• Application Framework for desktop as well as web
apps.
• Act as control container
• Provides Bean Factory, Aspect-Oriented
programming, Authentication, Authorization,
Support NoSQL databases and big data, Transaction
and Remote management and Testing
• MVC framework
• Integrate easily with hibernate and boot.
Hibernate Framework
• ORM Object Relational Mapping Tool
• Support Object Oriented RDBMS
• Has own accessing API called HQL
• Implemented by configuration of XML file
• Generate DB Schema
• Easily integrate with existing databases
• Provide Validations and Annotations

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