November 2002
Intermediate to advanced
560 pages
11h 16m
English
There has been a booming interest among members of industry in object-oriented programming and virtual machine technology. Sun's introduction of the Java [3] programming language has gradually led programmers to write vast libraries for the Java Virtual Machine [5]. Other companies have built compatible Java Virtual Machines, porting them to more and more platforms. From supercomputers to embedded devices, Java appears to be everywhere. Not to be outdone, Microsoft has developed a competing language, C# [1], and virtual machine, .NET CLR [2], which will certainly draw lots of programmers and industry support. In the future, software development is sure to be dominated by these two languages and virtual ...
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