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Java-tan is a series of software products that allow the development of software and deploying it in a cross-platform environment. It is used on everything from mobile phones and embedded devices to supercomputers and enterprise servers. It is also used on the internet(JavaScript is completely different, though, don't get them mixed up). Java is free and open sourced, and development kits are freely available. | Java-tan is a series of software products that allow the development of software and deploying it in a cross-platform environment. It is used on everything from mobile phones and embedded devices to supercomputers and enterprise servers. It is also used on the internet(JavaScript is completely different, though, don't get them mixed up). Java is free and open sourced, and development kits are freely available. | ||
Java is depicted as a small fairy, usually above the keyboard. There is only one picture of Java as far as is known. | Java is depicted as a small fairy, usually above the keyboard. There is only one picture of Java as far as is known. | ||
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Java-tan is a series of software products that allow the development of software and deploying it in a cross-platform environment. It is used on everything from mobile phones and embedded devices to supercomputers and enterprise servers. It is also used on the internet(JavaScript is completely different, though, don't get them mixed up). Java is free and open sourced, and development kits are freely available. Java is depicted as a small fairy, usually above the keyboard. There is only one picture of Java as far as is known.