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Definition of 'Java'

A programming language developed by Sun Microsystems to support widespread software distribution, in particular over the Web. It is a smaller and more secure version of the C++ programming language.
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Investopedia explains 'Java'

Because of strict controls over software distribution, the Java design protects against the delivery of incompatible software or viruses.

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