What is java?

Java is an Object Oriented Programming System, it’s used to develop Internet applications by achieving Platform In dependence.

Java is simple, secure, robust, portable, architectural neutral, object oriented, multi-threaded, high performance, distributed and dynamic Programming System that supports us to develop Internet applications development by achieving platform in dependency.




History of JAVA : Refer below link if you are interested. 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_(programming_language)

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