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Java is a user friendly language. Coding in biology using Java is easier as compared with other languages. Classes and Inheritance have made possible longer and multiple coding. Gene coding and matching using Java would be easier as compared to C. Object oriented programming makes objects instance of classes which can be invoked using objects. Also, web applications can be developed in different colors linking DBMS, Java and HTML. Function calls at runtime than at compile time using pointers (virtual functions and abstract class derived from base class) saves modification of software. Connectivity of JDBC enables execution of distributed applications across multiple host systems using RMI that is implemented on middle tier of 3 tier architecture framework to invoke an object of a method present on other JVM. https://crimsonpublishers.com/rmes/fulltext/RMES.000545.php For more open access journals in crimson publishers Please click on link: https://crimsonpublishers.com For more articles on Research in Medical & Engineering Sciences Please click on link: https://crimsonpublishers.com/rmes/

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Opinion
Java is a user friendly language. Coding in biology using Java is
easier as compared with other languages. Classes and Inheritance
have made possible longer and multiple coding. Gene coding and
matching using Java would be easier as compared to C. Object
oriented programming makes objects instance of classes which can
be invoked using objects. Also, web applications can be developed
in different colors linking DBMS, Java and HTML.
Function calls at runtime than at compile time using pointers
(virtual functions and abstract class derived from base class) saves
modification of software. Connectivity of JDBC enables execution
of distributed applications across multiple host systems using RMI
that is implemented on middle tier of 3 tier architecture framework
to invoke an object of a method present on other JVM.
Some examples are structured language/Program manager,
top to down design abstract data structures, Grid layout for
transfer of an image object from a remote server to client using
RMI, Data structures like linked lists, objects stacks, queues, trees
etc. Programming verification and texting efficieny and analysis
of algorithm. Java is hence a better language with all features that
enables coding, database management and server -client handling.
Uttara Bidwaikar*
Lecturer in Biomedical Engineering, India
*Corresponding author: Uttara Bidwaikar, India
Submission: October 17, 2017; Published: November 29, 2017
Java in Biology
Copyright © All rights are reserved by Uttara Bidwaikar. 2(4). RMES.000545. 2017.
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