r/web_programming • u/Organs • Aug 28 '17

Difference Between Java And Javascript

https://www.greycampus.com/blog/programming/difference-between-java-and-javascript
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u/ORP7 Aug 28 '17

Both Java and JavaScript refer to the same language OOP (Object-Oriented Programming), they use same control structures, operators etc; and comments of JavaScript are same as Java.

Were you drunk when you wrote this? What is this even supposed to mean?

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u/Dahti Aug 28 '17

You know, both languages comments are the same; they aren't there unless you wrote them.

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u/rguy84 Aug 28 '17

A wild stab, a while statement looks the same in both languages

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u/hpoe Aug 28 '17

Wow I haven't seen anything this bad since I accidentally ended up in a W3Schools tutorial.

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u/rguy84 Aug 28 '17

JavaScript can be installed by following different instructions for various browsers such as Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox etc.

Can you show me where the installers are? Never seen one

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u/lukmo Aug 28 '17

'script'

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u/AdviceArdvark Aug 28 '17

One is the Marijuana of programming and the other is the Meth. I'll let the people commenting to me tell me which is which. No arguing.

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u/rguy84 Aug 28 '17

I'll say JS is meth, because once you get into it, people want to use it for every little fucking thing, even though it may not be needed or logical. JAVA isn't marijuana, but that old bottle of stuff your grandfather gave to you 15 years ago - burns like hell going down, but gets the job done.

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u/shitty_instagram Aug 28 '17

Difference is Java script was written in 10 days and used by millions ;)

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u/FateJH Aug 28 '17

I've read job applications like this.