• In the end, Java -- as an integrated set of technologies -- draws its strength from this complementary whole rather than the individual parts
  
  
• Java is an elegant OOPL with very adequate packages, positioned well to support Web-based application development
  
  
• We have a firm foundation upon which Java can continue to evolve as computing moves into the next millenium
  
  

Detailed Description:

"Well, that's it. We've seen a lot of information about Java. We've seen the language, the virtual machine, the class libraries. We've seen what's taken place, what's taking place, and what will take place in regard to Java. In the end, Java is an integrated set of technologies. These technologies draw their strength from their complementary nature. Peter Van Der Linden in "Just Java" said, "Java is the Swiss army knife of languages and environments -- a little of everything does a lot." Java is an elegant concurrent object programming language with a very adequate set of packages to do some very useful work. It is well positioned to support web application development. We have a proven foundation upon which Java can evolve as computing moves to the next millennium."