We know that Java is the “King of all programming languages”. Since its foundation, this language has become a backbone for billions of devices and applications.
This language is continually ranked first in the rankings of software developers as the best choice of programming languages. Java is used in the majority of applications, from mobile phones to enterprise servers and computing platforms.
Currently, about 3 billion mobile phones are implemented in Java, as well as about 125 million TV sets and each Blu-ray player use Java. Every big organization uses Java in one way or another.
More than 64,000 companies are using Java in the United States. For example, Google uses Java to build and develop Google Docs applications.
You would be wondering why Java is so popular and where it is exactly used. In this article by TechVidvan, we will learn about the major application areas of Java.
Below is the Java applications list:
•Desktop GUI Applications
•Mobile Applications
•Enterprise Applications
•Scientific Applications
•Web-based Applications
•Embedded Systems
•Big Data Technologies
•Distributed Applications
•Cloud-based Applications
•Web servers and Application servers
•Software Tools
•Gaming Applications
