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Question about java api

deceit

I was just looking into java and came across this question and cant figure it out. Could anyone help me with the answering this?
What is the function of the Java application program interface (API)?
Choose more than one option.
It ensures that Java is platform independent
It interprets compiled Java code
It groups software into libraries of related components
It provides components for the creation of applets

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Galway K9

deceit wrote: »

I was just looking into java and came across this question and cant figure it out. Could anyone help me with the answering this?
What is the function of the Java application program interface (API)?
Choose more than one option.
It ensures that Java is platform independent
It interprets compiled Java code
It groups software into libraries of related components
It provides components for the creation of applets

Nice college Question...:rolleyes:

However..your prob just studying...

It groups software into ....
It provides comp......for applications not applets...thats java script.

CrazyFish

It's the third option. Its documentation for libraries that you might use while programming. For example if you wanted to do something to a string like capitalize it you might look at the String documentation in the API. http://download.oracle.com/javase/1.4.2/docs/api/java/lang/String.html

And then look at the different methods available to Strings and you will come across the toUpperCase() method.

Galway K9

CrazyFish wrote: »

It's the third option. Its documentation for libraries that you might use while programming. For example if you wanted to do something to a string like capitalize it you might look at the String documentation in the API. http://download.oracle.com/javase/1.4.2/docs/api/java/lang/String.html

And then look at the different methods available to Strings and you will come across the toUpperCase() method.

more than 1?? But yes well explained.

deceit

Galway K9 wrote: »

Nice college Question...:rolleyes:

However..your prob just studying...

It groups software into ....
It provides comp......for applications not applets...thats java script.

Its from some notes I got off someone else who studied java. I just taught would look over them too see what java is like. It was missing pages but I found his other notes in another book and you where right with the two thanks

CrazyFish

Galway K9 wrote: »

Nice college Question...:rolleyes:

It provides comp......for applications not applets...thats java script.

They where not talking about JavaScript in that option. Java has applets which can be used on the web.

Kidchameleon

3rd and 4th options.

deceit

Thanks guys for all your replies