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AP Computer Science A
Unit 1 – Primitive Types
Topic 1.1
Why is Java considered architecture-neutral?
Java is a compiled language, unlike Python
Java is used by most architects
Java can easily connect to the internet and to file systems
Once Java is compiled, it can be run on any device
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AP Computer Science A - 1.1 Why Programming? Why Java?
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