Java- language Lecture 1
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Introduction to Java- language Agenda: - Types of Programming Languages - Story of Java - What java can do - Why java is strong language (WORA) - JDK & JRE & JVM - Install eclipse(IDE) - Make First program
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- 3. Types of Programming Languages Machine Language Low Level Language Middle Level Language High Level Language © 2016 by Eng. Hatem Abd El-Salam
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