Project Report on Java Programming Language
1. Introduction
Java is one of the most popular and versatile programming languages in the world. It is widely used
for mobile applications, web-based systems, enterprise software, and embedded devices. The
language is object-oriented, platform-independent, and designed to be secure and robust. This
report explains Java’s history, its significance, and provides practical demonstrations through
sample programs.
2. History of Java
Java was developed in the early 1990s at Sun Microsystems by James Gosling and his team.
Initially named Oak, it was later renamed Java after Java coffee. Officially launched in 1995, it
introduced the concept of 'Write Once, Run Anywhere'. Unlike traditional languages, Java compiles
to bytecode which runs on the JVM, enabling platform independence. Over time, Java became
central to web, enterprise, and mobile applications. After Oracle acquired Sun in 2010, Java
continued to evolve with new features such as lambdas, streams, and modules. Today, Java
powers billions of devices and remains a cornerstone of modern computing.
3. Features of Java
• Platform Independent (WORA)
• Object-Oriented Programming
• Robust and Secure
• Simple and Portable
• Distributed and Multithreaded
• High Performance with JIT compilation
4. Java Programs
If Statements
Positive or Negative
class PositiveNegative { ... }
Even or Odd
class EvenOdd { ... }
Grade Calculator
class Grade { ... }
Largest of Three Numbers
class Largest { ... }
Leap Year Checker
class LeapYear { ... }
Loops
Multiplication Table
class Table { ... }
Factorial Using For Loop
class Factorial { ... }
Sum of Digits
class SumDigits { ... }
Reverse Number
class ReverseNum { ... }
Menu Driven (Do-While)
class Menu { ... }
Fibonacci Using Loop
class FibLoop { ... }
Prime Numbers in Range
class PrimeRange { ... }
Pattern Printing
class Pattern { ... }
Armstrong Number Check
class Armstrong { ... }
GCD Using While Loop
class GCD { ... }
User Defined Functions
Check Prime
class Prime { ... }
Recursive Factorial
class RecFact { ... }
Fibonacci Series
class Fibonacci { ... }
Palindrome Check
class Palindrome { ... }
Power Function
class Power { ... }
Arrays
Sum of Array
class ArraySum { ... }
Largest Element
class LargestElement { ... }
Linear Search
class Search { ... }
Sorting Array
class SortArray { ... }
Second Sorting Example
import java.util.*;
class AnotherSort {
public static void main(String[] args){
String arr[]={"Banana","Apple","Mango"};
Arrays.sort(arr);
for(String s:arr) System.out.print(s+" ");
}
}
5. Conclusion
This project explored the history and features of Java and demonstrated practical applications
through 30 sample programs. By covering conditional statements, loops, functions, and arrays, the
report provides a foundation for understanding Java programming concepts. Java’s power,
flexibility, and platform independence make it a key language for modern application development.