The document outlines the key features of Java, highlighting its simplicity, object-oriented nature, platform independence, security, robustness, architecture neutrality, portability, high performance, distributed capabilities, and multithreading. Java is designed to be user-friendly with syntax based on C++, automatically manages memory, and maintains strong security through the use of a virtual machine. It also allows for the creation of distributed applications and supports concurrent programming through multithreading.

1. Features of Java
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2. Features of Java
The features of java are also called java buzzwords.
They are simple and object oriented. They are not
dependent on any platform. These are highly secured
and are robust. They are architecturally neutral and
portable. They are dynamic and highly interpreted.
They guarantee a high performance and are multi
headed. The features are distributed. All the features
are described briefly here under-

3. Simple
Java is simple in so many ways. It has a syntax which is
based on C++ which is easier to be learnt by all the
programmers. They have omitted many features which
were confusing and were not used any more. There is a
feature of Automatic Garbage Collection in Java
programs for which you do not need to remove or omit
any unreferenced object if it occurs in any program.

4. Object Oriented
It is a type of software that is compatible with both data
and behavior and you need to organize it as a
combination of various types of objects. It uses a
technique that set some rules and conditions to simplify
your software development and maintenance. The basic
concepts of this methodology include class, object,
Inheritance, Polymorphism, abstraction and
encapsulation.

5. Platform Independent
The hardware or software that is provided for proper
functioning of the program is called its platform. They
can be either hardware based of software based. The
java platform which is software based runs above the
hardware based programs. They have components like
runtime environment and application programming
interface. Java codes are compatible with several other
platforms such as Linux, Windows, etc. They are
changed into byte code after being combined by a
compiler.

6. This byte code does not depend on any platform
because it can run on many platforms.
Secured
Java is considered secure and safe because the programs
run in a virtual machine sandbox and it does not require
any pointer. The class holder secures it by dividing it
into two different packages or classes. The local file
package is separated with the imported file packages.
The access to violation of right can be checked by
bytecode verifier. The security manager keeps a check
on what resources a class can access.

7. Robust
It provides a strong memory management to java. The
automatic garbage collection helps the software that
makes it strong. The lack of pointers keeps the
security problems away. The mechanisms like
exceptional handling and type checking makes the
java strong.
Architecture Neutral
There are no features in the software that depends on
the implementation such as the sizes of primitive
types are already been set.

8. Portable
The java byte code can be carried to any platform.
High Performance
It is even faster than the all traditional interpretation but
it is slower than a compiled language like C++.

9. Distributed
You can create many different distributed systems in
this software. The distributed applications can be
created by RMI and EJB. The files can be accessed
by using any methods on internet.
Multi-Threaded
We can write multiple programs at one time by using
the feature of multi thread. It also shares the same
memory. It is used in multimedia, web applications, etc.