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Michele 'xjp'
Hi there,
in your opinion, which is the most popular program written in Java?
Thanks
in your opinion, which is the most popular program written in Java?
Thanks
Michele said:Hi there,
in your opinion, which is the most popular program written in Java?
Thanks
Michele said:Hi there,
in your opinion, which is the most popular program written in Java?
Lew said:HelloWorld.
Christian said:But which Version? There seems not be any "Hello World" program around
under the sourceforge top1000 programs..
But which Version? There seems not be any "Hello World" program around
under the sourceforge top1000 programs..
As if SourceForge were the only way to distribute software. Unlike Perl
programmers, we Java programmers have the luxury of more than one source for
software. And I was speaking of all versions. I notice you don't bother to
limit your discussion of Azureus to only one version.
You have to include other modes of distribution, such as
<http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/getStarted/cupojava/index.html>
It's so popular, it's distributed by Sun itself. They've even got separate
pages devoted to it according to your deployment environment.
And they aren't even the only ones. A Google for '+Java "Hello World"'
yielded 1,860,000 hits. Yes, '+Java Azureus' yielded more hits, but many of
them on the first page were discussion forum hits. The "Hello World"
front-page hits were all primary sources.
Anyway, the question was "in [our] opinion" what's most popular; the OP didn't
ask which one actually is.
Anyway, the question was "in [our] opinion" what's most popular; the OP
didn't ask which one actually is.
Patricia said:Lew wrote:
....Anyway, the question was "in [our] opinion" what's most popular; the
OP didn't ask which one actually is.
Note that it was not "which is the most frequently executed" or "most
frequently downloaded", but "most popular".
HelloWorld should win a popularity contest. Most of us have written it
at least once in Java. At least for me, it is associated with the fun of
learning another programming language.
Lew said:HelloWorld.
Christian said:I would say it is Azureus...
That is a good candidate. 150 million downloads is a lot.
Mike Schilling said:Lew took my answer, so I'll have to find another one. How about javac?
Hi there,
in your opinion, which is the most popular program written in Java?
Thanks
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