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12-Aug-2007, 06:28 AM #1
best java platform
hey guys, i am planning to start learning java but i don't know which the best platform to use is. any help/advice? thanks
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12-Aug-2007, 11:04 AM #2
The definition of platform has several meanings in the computer industry.

From a computer perspective the most widely accepted meaning is that a platform is a combination of a pair (processor chip, operating system).

That said, there are many different platforms from which to choose.

Luckily, in general, you can choose from the Sun download website between, Windows, Linux/Unix, and Solaris platforms.

As to which is the best - take your pick - as Java is touted as an architecture independent language.

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13-Aug-2007, 06:30 PM #3
Cool, thanks Tom.
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