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1 Java
Java is just another programming language, that’s similar to C/C++ syntax (and C#1).
It is an interpreted language that has been applied to a variety of domains—such as client
side programming via Applets and Swing applications, and server side via Java Enterprise
Edition.
Java still remains relatively popular for database/server type applications. Many would
argue that the glory days of Java on the client side (Applets/Applications) is long gone…

1.1 Installation
If you’re using Windows, you probably already have a way to execute Java programs.
It is called the JavaVM, and is usually included with Internet Explorer. If you want
to compile programs though, you need to download the Java SDK. You can find it at
http://java.sun.com.
After you install the SDK, you should setup your $JAVA HOME and $PATH variables. The
$JAVA HOME needs to point to the directory where you installed the SDK, typically something
like c:\j2sdk, and $PATH should point to the ‘bin’ directory, typically c:\j2sdk\bin

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