With Object Oriented Programming such as Java, it is possible today to organize complex and large programs through encapsulation, polymorphism, inheritance, objects, and classes.
For many years, C++ used OOP language. With the rise of the World Wide Web, Java programming became more popular, especially in the development of consumer electronics such as television, microwaves, and more.
Computer experts devoted a lot of their time in trying to find software that is safe, reliable, compact, and processor independent.
Java programming gradually progressed to become a full-pledged programming language, changing its focus from consumer electronics to a wide range of platforms to develop more powerful applications.
