Furthermore, Java runs the programs inside a sandbox as a means to prevent external interaction and manipulation. Also, since the source code gets converted into bytecode which we cannot read, it is safe from prying eyes. The JVM checks all calls for data to ensure the integrity of the code to prevent crashes and undue terminations.
Thus, there are no issues related to data being out of bounds due to inaccessible address locations. Robust Code- Java programs do not make references to external data like C++ programs.This makes it easy to compartmentalize the program and split work between functions or methods, making programming easier, faster and more efficient.
Object-Oriented- An object contains related data files, attributes, and characteristics, and is a part of a class of objects which share the same code.This is a different approach when compared to other languages such as C++, wherein code is converted into a binary file that is platform-specific. The JVM is responsible for interpreting the bytecode and making it machine-ready. High portability- Since the source code is compiled into bytecode, it can run on any network, server or machine that houses a Java virtual machine.
