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What is Java good for?

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What is Java good for?
Java is a software platform and multi-paradigm programming language.

The Java slogan "Write Once, Run Anywhere" well reflects the main perk of this programming language. The programmer does not need to write different implementations of the same code for different operating systems. The JVM (Java Virtual Machine) will do everything. This is a code interpretation environment that translates code into instructions that are understandable to each OS and processor.

In addition, programming is often started with this language.

Why?
Let's take a closer look at the areas in which Java takes a leadership.

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Usage Areas of C Language: Information Security, Drivers, Writing Firmware

C Programming

C language is used in areas where the program must be closely interacting with the hardware. C, C++, C#, Java, and Objective-C appeared under strong influence of C.

C is sometimes called a subset of C++ or "C++ without classes", but this is not completely true. C language appeared earlier than C++.

C supports only procedural programming. No classes, OOP, inheritance, incapsulation - only functions and structures.

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How to Move Project to Outsource having Customer Satisfied?

The ultimate goal of any successful business is to use its resources efficiently. Having full-time staff of highly experienced professionals is often unreasonably expensive, so outsourcing is the best solution for many companies. By transferring the software development service to a professional IT outsourcer, a company can reduce costs without losing quality, and sometimes even achieve better results and eliminate risks.

But, in order for such cooperation to succeed, you need to properly organize the workflow process.

How does an outsourcing development team should organize work with a customer?

Preparing documents and collecting information

In order to draw up a good development transfer plan in details, the future project manager must request a package of documents from the customer, consisting of:

  • Application requirements;
  • Bugfix requests;
  • Questionnaires;
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