Uh.....some benchmarks of JDK 1.3 vs. compiled C++ put Java at approx 80% of
C++ in speed.
Important benchmark for consideration:
- Microsoft announces disappointing earnings prospects; Stock
drops...employee's "bail".
- Sun Micro announces huge earnings increase....beyond everyone's
expectations. Stock soars.
Microsloth is dying......a technological "dinosaur-in-process".
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> Micosoft is coming out with C#(C Sharp), a new language, that is
> related to
> OOPS and also, it is to be supported by the .NET platform, which will be
> compatible with both all platforms. And it will be completely Web Enabled.
> Java survives on its Web Related Technologies mainly.
>
> and also, VB Gen Next(probably 7.0) is going completely OOPS based. Will
> Visual Studio take over?
>
> What about Java? The need for speed might take over, or will it?
>
> Do give your comments.
>
> Love Always,
> Abhishek Shodhan.
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