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Yes, it CAN be server-side, client-side OR both, depends on the application.
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Yes, it CAN be server-side, client-side OR both, depends on the application.

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Java is used very effectively both as client side - as applets and applications<br />
It is also heavily used on server side in Servlets and JSP <br />
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Java is used very effectively both as client side - as applets and applications
It is also heavily used on server side in Servlets and JSP
 

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thanks guys<br />
What exactly would a defination of OO language - may be more in contact of java<br />
Understanding is the language in which you can create your own classes and objects<br />
C isnt object oriented right? whereas c# is <br />
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but 'C' would still have its own build in classes and objects <br />
as array is an object.<br />
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thanks guys
What exactly would a defination of OO language - may be more in contact of java
Understanding is the language in which you can create your own classes and objects
C isnt object oriented right? whereas c# is

but 'C' would still have its own build in classes and objects
as array is an object.

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As far as I know, C# is microsoft analog of java, so it is of course OO.<br />
It is similar to java
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As far as I know, C# is microsoft analog of java, so it is of course OO.
It is similar to java

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Hmmm, why didn't you award points to the answers that apply to the original question?
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Hmmm, why didn't you award points to the answers that apply to the original question?

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Hi ,<br />
I know its very basic but I couldnt find fulfilling answer.<br />
can nay one please confirm its just server side or client side too?<br />
swing, applets? I think its both<br />

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Hi ,
I know its very basic but I couldnt find fulfilling answer.
can nay one please confirm its just server side or client side too?
swing, applets? I think its both


Is java completly server side or client side too

Java is a platform-independent, object-oriented programming language and run-time environment, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible such that developers can write one set of code across all platforms using libraries. Most devices will not run Java natively, and require a run-time component to be installed in order to execute a Java program.