It often happens that programmers and users get confused between Java and JavaScript. Thinking both Java and JavaScript to be the same. If you’ll look from the surface they may appear the same.

Can you settle the Java debate for me once and for all? What is it, really? Is it the same as JavaScript? Should I disable it? Won't all my web sites break if I do? Java is indeed a pain.

JavaScript is different from Java. When this programming language is used, the internet becomes more interactive and dynamic, which in turn provides a compelling user experience. The earliest ...

Even though its usage grew in tandem with Java and early web development, JavaScript was long considered a lesser sidekick to the more robust Java programming language. In 1997, the ECMA (European ...

Apple, on the other hand, quietly disabled Java without informing its users. The problem starts when many choose to, knowingly or unknowingly, disable JavaScript in their browser. Java is not ...

In June for the first time, visits to Python-tagged questions edged past Java and JavaScript, which historically have had the highest share of visits from users in high-income nations, such as the ...